Wi vs aus: Daren Sammy comes out in the controversial UMPIRESTOCK calls during the tense Bridgetown test

West India Islands Main trainer Darren Sami The controversial day has not yet retreated in the Bridge Town Test against AustraliaWith the introduction of the TV Adrian Holdstock.

Daren Sammy Slams UMPIRE HOLDSTOCK ‘Tarnescensions

Sami’s frustration is indulged at the time when it was faded Roston Chis Judgment on LBW for Pat Kamins Despite the height on Ultraedge, which indicates an edge inside the edge, the other where the Shai Hope was disposed of despite the non -decisive repetitions.

Sami insisted on the existence of a clear deviation of the ball on the painting in the chapter of Chis and wondered why this was not enough to cancel the decision. “I have noticed, especially with this particular ruling, it’s something for me in England. It’s frustrated. I just ask for consistency in making decisions,” He said, in reference not only this test but a pattern of calls that involve the previous rounds, including England. “You do not want to enter a test match, do not trust the referees,” Sami added, confirming, according to the Krispose report, he had spoken to the referee match Javajal Sarrenath To ask for clarity on how to judge decisions.

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Wi vs aus: frustration grows on both sides while players and coaches call for fairness

The drama has not ended with the West Indies. Australia has expressed concern about tight consistency. Mitchell Stark He referred to a moment early in the second day, when they believed that Chis was outside LBW, only to support the TV ruling in the field, noting insufficient evidence. Later, Chase was rejected in a similar situation that caused more debate. Starc has highlighted the contradictions in how technology synchronization such as SNICKO and Redway. “I felt that SNICKO and the pictures were not synchronous,” he said, echoing a widespread confusion.

Sami, however, was more direct. “Judging what you see. If there is doubt about one and does not come out, how can the other be given?” question. While stopping to confirm whether an official complaint will be filed, this was also not excluded: “You have to wait and see,” Sami explained that his dissatisfaction was not aimed at encouraging his players to publicly challenge the rulers, knowing the dangers of fines, but stressed the need for procedural clarity. “We know the rules. We just want fairness,” Sami concluded firmly.

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