Rishabh Pant was overshadowed by Rishabh Pant to oppose the field umpire in the Test being played against England in the headingley of Leeds. The ICC has given him a demerit point to violate the rules. In fact, during England’s first innings, Pant opposed it when the umpire did not change the ball and threw the ball on the ground. Pant batted amazing in the headingley and scored a century in both innings. He scored 134 runs in the first innings and 118 runs in the second innings.
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What is the whole matter?
Mohammad Siraj came to bowl in the 61st over of England’s first innings. After the third ball of the over, Bumrah complained to the umpire about the ball. The umpire was asked to check the ball in the ball checker (gauge). However, the ball passed and the umpire asked to continue the game. After this, Harry Brook overtook the fifth ball of the over. After this, Pant also complained to another umpire about the ball. The ball was once again passed in the gauge test, but Pant looked unhappy with it. He angrily threw the ball away. The gauge test measures the size of the ball. The ball is replaced when the size is here and there.
