India vs. South Africa Test 2: Rassie van der Dussen’s bump-ball release sparked controversy

The incident happened before lunch. Shardul Thakur, in the midst of an inspired witchcraft, returned one to Rassie van der Dussen.

The ball hit the inside edge and Rishabh Pant performed an acrobatic catch by diving forward. Van der Dussen was “walking” and the players went to lunch.

Then came the amazing. Before and at a right angle play Pant showed the ball coming out of the grass.

They were all in the press box and this reporter spoke out that it was a shock ball that the former cricketers were convinced of.

The next question was whether Van der Dussen would “remember” the crack because the next delivery didn’t bowl, the next bat didn’t go in, and the Indians also went to the pavilion, with the discarded egg, for lunch. .

CONTINUE: India vs South Africa 2nd Test Day 2

Apparently, the arbitrators and the third arbiter had to agree on “decisive” evidence of the legality of the arrest before asking the Indians to withdraw their appeal.

It became clear that the referees had not found this “decisive” evidence despite repeated statements to the contrary.

Everyone was waiting to see if van der Dussen would go out with Temba Bavuma after lunch.

But Kyle Verreynne was the new man who joined the South African vice-captain.

The images showed van der Dussen and the South Africans in the pavilion as they watched the match.

The big question is: was the best technology used? If you believe me it was a hit ball.