Yashasvi Jaiswal was dismissed on 84 via a controversial DRS call on the final day of the MCG Test. Jaiswal was given caught out, despite the snicko meter showing no spike at all.

Former umpire Simon Taufel, meanwhile, noted that Sharfuddoula was right to call Jaiswal out. He highlighted that umpires follow certain protocols and if they see a clear deflection off the bat, they don’t depend solely on technology to confirm such calls, especially when the visual evidence is conclusive enough.

Yashasvi Jaiswal’s controversial dismissal during India’s chase in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 has sparked heated debates. Despite Snicko showing no edge, the third umpire declared him out, citing a glove deflection.

Following the dismissal, Warren Brennan, whose company BBG sports operates Snicko, explained why there was no spike despite a clear sign of deflection.

Yashasvi Jaiswal’s dramatic dismissal has created a controversy on Day 5 of the fifth Test of the ongoing Australia vs India at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Jaiswal attempted the hook off a Pat Cummins bouncer and replays appeared to show it just clipped the finger on his glove on the way through to the diving Alex Carey.

Rohit Sharma lost his cool at young Yashasvi Jaiswal for dropping an important chance. Sharma, who has been out of form with the willow, could not control his emotions.