‘They should not have done this’: Former India cricketer slam the umpire Kumar Dharmasina on the inside signal. Cricket news

New Delhi: East India batting coach Sanjay Bangar has criticized umpire Kumar Dharmasena for his unusual on-field gestures during the fifth and final day of the fifth and final test between India and England. The Sri Lankan umpire appeared to indicate an inner edge for the middle-popular of England players, a moment that has created a debate in the cricket world.Live Score: India vs England 5th TestThe incident occurred in the 13th over of India’s first innings. England’s Josh tongue hit Sai Reformson on pads, fired in a sharp outrage yorker. The England players initiated a loud LBW appeal, only to shake their heads for Dharmasena and then to indicate an inner edge, to pointing with their fingers. Replay confirmed that reformson really attained an unconscious Nick, but the middle-appelled gestures raised eyebrows.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!On Star Sports Commentary, Bangar did not return: “These habits do not go away because it is another nature that whenever there is an appeal, you try to say it. When Dharmasina started umpire, there was no DRS, but now you don’t have to indicate what you need to indicate. It gives a little sign.

The blunt assessment of Bangar reflects a comprehensive concern about fairness and clarity in modern umpiring, especially with the DRS system, which removes the need for such signs.

This day also saw India’s innings. After losing the toss for the fifth time in the series, India lost the openers Yashsvi Jaiswal (2) and KL Rahul (14) cheaply.Look here to see Dharmasina here:The biggest shock came again and again when captain Shubman Gill was run out for 21 after a poor call for a single. This was his second Test run-out-against England-and he broke a promising partnership with Sudarshan.India abolished the second session affected by rain at 85/3, yet discovered the chain in a win to win 2–2.