Bizarre run-out controversy in Australia-West Indies second T20I
The incident happened late in the match, in the 19th over of West Indies' innings. Alzarri Joseph was running towards the non-striking end. The stumps were uprooted by Tim David's throw but Australia did not appeal.

Khan Mutasim Billah LifeEditor
Posted - 2024-02-12T11:08:28+06:00
Updated - 2024-02-12T20:12:25+06:00
Australia vs West Indies
Adelaide Oval

Australia
241/4 (20)

West Indies
207/9 (20)
Australia won by 34 runs.
Man of the match | Glenn Maxwell (Australia) |
A major controversy over umpiring was seen in Australia - West Indies 2nd T20I. As the players did not apply, the umpire did not announce a single wicket decision in favor of Australia. Although the cricketers rightly celebrated the out.
The incident happened late in the match, in the 19th over of West Indies' innings. Alzarri Joseph was running towards the non-striking end. The stumps were uprooted by Tim David's throw but Australia did not appeal. But knowing out, they started celebrating. TV replays also showed that Joseph was outside the popping crease. But suddenly the umpire broke Australia's celebration. He said, not appealing will not be given out.
Unable to accept the decision, the host team had a few words with the umpire on the field. However, this decision of the umpire did not affect the outcome of the match. Australia won the match easily.
Batting first in Adelaide, the hosts lost 4 wickets in the scheduled 20 overs and accumulated a huge 241 runs. Glenn Maxwell scored a brilliant century. He remained unbeaten on 120 runs off just 55 balls with 12 fours and 8 sixes. Besides, Team David remained unbeaten on 31 runs off 14 balls. The two put on a partnership of 95 runs for the 5th wicket partnership. Jason Holder took a pair of wickets for the Caribbean.
West Indies also tried their best in the chase. Their collection stood at 207 runs after losing 9 wickets in the scheduled 20 overs. Captain Rovman Powell scored 63 runs off 36 balls, he hit 5 fours and 4 sixes. Besides, Andre Russell scored 37 runs off 16 balls. Holder remained unbeaten on 28 off 16 balls. For Australia, Marcus Stoinis took three wickets and Spencer Johnson and Josh Hazlewood got two wickets each.