Hitman going through a ‘HELL OF A TIME’? Fell prey to wrong decision

Ultra Edge showed spike even before contactImage Source: Twitter
IPL Match 56, MI vs KKR: Rohit Sharma had been striving hard this season to score well for his team. Amid this, the captain fell prey to a ‘technological glitch’ that occurred last night.
Tata IPL had been into controversies due to the poor umpiring seen so far. Be it the much popular NO Ball controversy that occurred between the RR Vs DC match, RR Vs KKR, RCB Vs LSG, RCB Vs MI or the MI Vs KKR, played last night.
Movement shown before the contact

Third Umpire Retained the review
When the third umpire looked into the meter via Ultraedge technology, he found the objection raised by KKR apt and retained their review, stating hitman back to the crease.
However, in the video, it could be seen that the meter showed the spike even before the contact and it also seemed that upon failing to deliver the shot, the ball touched the thigh pad of the skipper and then went straight to the gloves of Sheldon Jackson. Hence, no contact with the bat, moreover, the third umpire paid no attention to the glitch and declared Rohit Sharma out, hence disappointing his fans who’d been eagerly waiting for the hitman to return to his form.
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— Ruhi Jangra (@RuhiJangra) May 10, 2022
Bumrah delivers an all time best spell of IPL
Earlier, MI’s star bowler Jasprit Bumrah delivered a fantastic spell by taking a 5 wicket haul along with a hat-trick, that too with spending just 10 runs in 4 overs. Bumrah’s spell barricaded KKR in building a high score despite a good start.

MI surrenders at 113
