Hawk-Eye has admitted that it dedicated a serious gaffe through the eighth fixture of Pakistan Super League season 9 and issued a correct rationalization on the matter in writing to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
As per a PCB press launch, the Hawk-Eye elucidated that an operator error led to the blunder.
“Had processes been followed as expected, this (correct ball tracking data) would have been available only a few seconds after the incorrect data was played on broadcast,” Hawk-Eye’s rationalization to the PCB learn.
Notably, Hawk-Eye is the one ICC-approved vendor that gives your complete DRS bundle (Decision Review System). Hence, there isn’t any different possibility accessible for cricket boards world wide aside from Hawk-Eye.
Shadab Khan, captain of Islamabad United, expressed his frustration with the fiasco and felt that the technical failure value his facet the sport.
“I think technology made a mistake. The ball-tracking showed a different delivery, and it was a match-changing moment. These sorts of things should be sorted out properly in such a big tournament. These mistakes should not happen. I bowled four overs here as a legspinner, and I don’t think the ball was spinning here. And they showed Agha [Salman]’s delivery hitting outside off stump and spinning away. I don’t buy that,” Shadab was quoted as saying by ESPNcricinfo.
Rossouw completed the sport for Quetta and helped them earn two essential factors. Rossouw racked up 34 runs off 38 deliveries with the assistance of three fours and labored his manner sensibly in direction of the target (139) set by Islamabad United.
He aggregated a 62-run stand alongside Sherfane Rutherford, who scored 29 runs off 23 balls, together with two fours and a most. Rossouw received the workforce over the road with 10 balls to spare and was awarded the Player of the Match (POTM).
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