The dismissal of Shubman Gill on Day 4 of the World Test Championship (WTC) Final between India and Australia has been the topic of a number of debates. Gill was caught within the slips by Cameron Green off Scott Boland‘s bowling however replays confirmed that the ball touched the bottom when the fielder made impression. The on-field umpires weren’t positive concerning the incident however the third umpire determined to provide him out leading to an enormous controversy. Several consultants weren’t happy with the choice and even Gill took to social media to put up a screenshot of the catch. The International Cricket Council additionally tweeted photos of the catch together with the caption – “That Cameron Green catch!”

That Cameron Green catch!#WTC23 | #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/bL4IwCC8d6

— ICC (@ICC) June 11, 2023

The put up was not taken kindly by a majority of cricket followers who expressed their anger on the resolution.

Why not this angle ?? pic.twitter.com/yJiYGE6MVz

— Norge Patel (@NorgePatel) June 11, 2023

It wasn’t a Clear catch….

— Jimil Gandhi CA 🇮🇳 (@jimil1007) June 11, 2023

Into the ultimate day of their second ICC World Test Championship remaining, the Indian group has its again stacked in opposition to the wall, chasing a ‘report’ goal of 444 runs in opposition to Australia on the Oval.

With Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane nonetheless within the center, the subcontinent giants will step into the sphere to beat all odds to clinch the “Ultimate Test” trophy that they did not in opposition to New Zealand two years in the past. With Shubman Gill, Rohit Sharma and Cheteshwar Pujara again within the hut, the onus is on Kohli and Rahane to face up and ship.

After batting excellently in each innings, Australia gave an enormous goal of 444 runs for India to chase. Indian batters will create historical past in the event that they obtain this complete efficiently as it will likely be the biggest run chase by any group within the historical past of Test cricket.

On day 5, India’s dependable batting duo Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane will proceed their innings. Virat is batting at 20(59)* and Rahane is on the crease with 44(60)*.

In 65 innings, this duo have scored 3,613 runs at a median of 58.27. They have ten-century stands and 17 half-century stands. Their finest partnership is 365.

(With ANI inputs)