'Daylight robbery': DRS loophole haunts Bangladesh in loss to SA
Bangladesh's T20 World Cup defeat to South Africa in New York was marred by an umpiring error and a controversial Decision Review System rule. With 27 runs needed from 24 balls and six wickets in hand, Bangladesh appeared strong. However, set batter Mahmudullah failed to hit a flick shot, leading to a reversal of the on-field decision. The leg-bye boundary was not added.
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Bangladesh's T20 World Cup defeat to South Africa in New York was marred by an umpiring error and a controversial Decision Review System rule. With 27 runs needed from 24 balls and six wickets in hand, Bangladesh appeared strong. However, set batter Mahmudullah failed to hit a flick shot, leading to a reversal of the on-field decision. The leg-bye boundary was not added.
