Twitter reacts to the third umpire's disastrous decision of giving Daryl Mitchell out even after seeing the hotspot mark

A clear mark on hotspot apparently wasn't enough for third umpire to say there was an edge after relying on Snicko which showed flatline as the ball passed the bat but a spike just afterwards

— TheGrandstandView (@Thegstandview)

Drama at Eden Park, Auckland! A lot of questions will be asked of the third umpire Shaun Haig, Hotspot and DRS.

Daryl Mitchell must be gutted and confused at the same time.

— Ameya Tilak (@ameyatilak)

All these technologies and still can't figure out a clear inside edge.

— Ankit (@ankitchandram)

What did I just see with the Umpire DRS ? What’s the use of advanced technology if it can’t suffice to fair play of the so called gentleman’s game ?

— Rajdeep Mukherjee (@ItsmeRajDeep93)

Chaos at ! Dear A clear inside edge picked up by Hotspot on the review by , but 3rd umpire ignores it & declares him OUT, based on ball-tracking. lose their review. Indian Cricket Fans want a fair match. Plz. do justice.

— Deb Nandy 🇮🇳 (@BeingDebjoy)

Good performance by Indian bowlers today.



Bhuvneshwar Kumar 1/29

Khaleel Ahmed 2/27

Hardik Pandya 1/36

Krunal Pandya 2/28

Shaun Haig 1/0

— SAGAR (@sagarcasm)

Krunal Pandya is highly underrated all rounder , he needs to be given more chances.

— Ashwin Dixit (@AshwinDixit10)

Krunal Pandya:

4-0-28-3



He Is 1st Indian Bowler To Pick 3 Wickets In a T20I Match In New Zealand.

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— #CWC19 #ICCWC #ICCWC19 #ICCWC2019 #WC #ICCWorldCup (@GeoSuper24)

Another day, another Ross Taylor run out

— Couch Coach (@CouchCoachRFC)

This could be crucial. Brilliant throw and run out by Vijay Shankar.

— Nicket (@Nicket_S)

Most Runs In T20 Internationals By Ro-Hit

— Sudharsan_Gonela (@i_Sudharsan9999)

IN T20I's



Most Runs - Rohit

Most Runs as opener - Rohit

Most 💯's - Rohit

Most Runs in winning cause - Rohit

Best Average by captain - Rohit

Most Overseas Runs for Ind - Rohit

Most Sixes - Rohit

— Sachin kumar jha ( BJP) (@SachinhitmanBJP)

Someone tell Rohit this is Eden Park and not Eden Gardens.

— S a g a r (@Sagarerr)

Same teams, same set of players, completely different result. Underlines the great importance of taking wickets early.

— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha)

No. of wins for India in T20Is now:



Under Virat Kohli : 12 (20 matches)

Under Rohit Sharma : 12 (14 matches)

— Umang Pabari (@UPStatsman)

India's maiden T20I victory on New Zealand soil...

— Broken Cricket (@BrokenCricket)