Kohli, Ashwin, Rahul slam broadcasters after DRS gaffe in Cape Town Test

After South African captain Dean Elgar survived an LBW choice on Day 3 of the third Test in Cape Town, members of the Indian group vented their ire on subject. Ashwin had a go on the broadcasters at Supersport Park whereas Kohli fired verbal volleys on the stump mic.
It all occurred on the fourth supply of the twenty first over of South Africa’s innings, when Ashwin trapped Elgar with a ball that saved straight. Umpire Marais Erasmus raised his finger however Elgar opted for a DRS overview. Replays confirmed the ball pitched in line and hit Elgar within the center. However, fairly mysteriously the trajectory of the ball, confirmed that it was going over the leg-stump. Even the umpire expressed his shock and was heard saying “that is impossible,” on the stump mic.

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Moments later Ravi Ashwin mentioned: “You should find better ways to win Supersport.”

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An indignant Kohli kicked the bottom in disgust after which used the stump microphone to good impact and mentioned: “Focus on your team as well when they shine the ball, eh! Not just the opposition. Trying to catch people all the time.”
After that, KL Rahul was heard saying: “Whole country playing against XI guys.”

Virat Kohli talking proper into the stump mic indicating that the DRS is certainly rigged to favour South Africa.
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Another one chimed in to say, “broadcasters are here to make money boys”.
For a while, the bowlers misplaced focus earlier than getting Elgar on the fag finish of the day.
After the top of play, former South Africa captain Shaun Pollock and former India legend Sunil Gavaskar mentioned using hawkeye.
“India was desperate to get the wicket and the emotion overflowed after that. The ball pitched in line and bounced and Elgar got a good stride forward. With that stride, it was going to be close,” mentioned Pollock.
“Indians went over the top. Hawk-eye is something you rely on for decision making. It’s an independent body. They do their level best with everything they have got. They have got their own cameras. I can understand the disappointment because they wanted the wicket but I think they went over the top a little bit,” he added.
“Hawk eye, it’s scientific. They got each little point that they plot. And that’s how they work out where it goes. That’s a lot more scientific than any of us. We rely on them to make the decision and that’s what they have done,” he added additional.
“Because it hit Elgar on the knee roll, I thought at best it would if it was not hitting the top of middle stump then it would clip the top and that would mean umpires call and that was out,” mentioned Gavaskar.

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Shaun Pollock and Sunil Gavaskar talk about using hawkeye after Umpire adjudged Dean Elgar out lbw however reversed his choice because the monitoring know-how confirmed the ball going over the wicket… pic.twitter.com/k9w9ajisE1
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“Yes he was forward but it hit him on the knee roll. On the knee roll, for someone who is not that tall, 9 times out of 10, even on South African pitches, the ball would hit the stumps,” noticed Gavaskar.
Meanwhile, South African pacer Lungi Ngidi, in the course of the media interplay after the top of the third day’s proceedings, mentioned the Indians have been clearly “frustrated and under pressure” as a controversial DRS name saved house skipper Dean Elgar, triggering indignant reactions from the visiting camp on day three.
The collection has been tight and low-scoring all through. In this take a look at, top-ranked India batted first and made 223, South Africa replied with 210 and India made 198 in its second innings to set the house group a goal of 212 to take the collection.