'Brain fade': Ricky Ponting trolled after Mitchell Marsh's IPL howler
Dehli Capitals allrounder Mitch Marsh appeared to have coach Ricky Ponting in disbelief after the Aussie walked from the crease, despite replays showing he hadn't edged the ball.
Marsh hit three fours and three sixes off just 20 balls, but it wasn't enough to secure victory for Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League.
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Delhi were struggling at 2-13 on Sunday, after losing openers Prithvi Shaw (5) and David Warner (3) cheaply, in response to Lucknow Super Giants' 3-195 when Marsh launched his counterattack.
At the other end, Rishabh Pant hit seven fours and a six to score 44 off 30 balls.
However, it was Marsh's dismissal that had many shaking their heads.
Marsh hit a quick-fire 20, before the umpire believed the Aussie had edged the ball and was caught behind.
The allrounder accepted the decision and walked.
However, replays showed no edge or spike on the UltraEdge technology.
Many fans took to social media to express their disbelief at Marsh's decision to not review the dismissal and Ponting's reaction to the incident.
Ponting to Marsh who walked without nicking 😅 #LSGvDC #IPL2022 pic.twitter.com/74lWInBOVE
— Wasim Jaffer (@WasimJaffer14) May 1, 2022
Delhi Capitals coach Ricky Ponting explains what happened to a baffled Marsh… pic.twitter.com/4GQpdAbWvS
— Nic Savage (@nic_savage1) May 1, 2022
Brain fade moment for Mitchell Marsh.
Should have reviewed.— Vicky Shinde (@iamshinde83) May 1, 2022
Ponting To Marsh pic.twitter.com/wFRLYt5RNr
— GAURAV (@ngaurav21) May 1, 2022
So is ponting going to rip into marsh for not reviewing that ?? #DelhiCapitals ridiculous game changer moment of the match #LSGvDC
— cjaisree 🇮🇳🇮🇳 (@cjaisree) May 1, 2022
Ultraedge shows nothing on Mitchell Marsh's bat. pic.twitter.com/7kwsNpth5N
— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) May 1, 2022
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Marsh, who only returned to the side for Thursday's victory over Kolkata after being forced into hospital with a Covid infection, was caught in the eighth over.
Lalit Yadav soon followed but the Super Giants' fielders then dropped three catches and missed two run-out opportunities to allow Delhi to creep closer to Lucknow's total.
The final over began with Delhi requiring 21 runs to win and Axar Patel, who ended on 42 not out, leading the charge.
But Marcus Stoinis, who had earlier scored 17 not out off 16 balls for Lucknow, held his nerve and restricted Delhi to just 14 runs.
Captain Lokesh Rahul had earlier scored 77 off 51 balls to help Lucknow reach 3-195 in their 20 overs after choosing to bat first.
Lucknow's third consecutive win moves them to second in the table with 14 points from 10 games. Delhi are sixth, with eight points from nine matches.
with AAP
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