IND vs NZ 1st Test: New Zealand opener Will Young got out in one of the most peculiar ways on Day 4 of the Kanpur Test. Will Young – who scored a brilliant half-century in the 1st innings – was given LBW out in the second innings. Young decided to take a review after a long discussion with his opening partner but missed the DRS timer. Alert Rahne and R Ashwin immediately pointed out the same to the umpires and Young was denied the review. However, what came out in the replay left everyone shocked as it was again a case of dismal umpiring. Follow InsideSport.in for more updates
IND vs NZ 1st Test: NZ opener Will Young ‘misses DRS timing’, R Ashwin points out to Umpires – Watch video
Chasing 284 runs target, Will Young was given LBW out on the last ball of the 3rd over. It was a flighted delivery from R Ashwin that didn’t bounce much and went on to hit Young’s front pad. The impact was around the middle stump and Young was given out from on-field umpire Virender Sharma.
Young then had a long discussion with his opening partner Tom Latham and decided to go for the review. However, the Kiwi opener was late by a couple of seconds as the DRS timer had already gone to zero. Team India skipper Ajinkya Rahane and R Ashwin were quick to point out the same to the umpires and eventually, Will Young was denied of the DRS.
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However, had Young reviewed the decision in time, he surely would have survived. The replay of the LBW showed the ball clearly missing the leg stump by a huge margin as it turned out to be another dismal umpiring from Virender Sharma.
Umpiring has been pretty ordinary in the ongoing Kanpur Test as it turned out to be the ninth wrong decision collectively from on-field umpires – Virender Sharma & Nitin Mennon.
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Coming back to the match, at Day 4 stumps, New Zealand score read 4/1 with Tom Latham and Will Somerville unbeaten at the crease. India is 9 wickets away from victory while the Kiwis will have to chase 280 runs or not get bowled out on the turning surface to remain to save the game.
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