Was Bangladesh robbed of 7 runs? Did Rony miss out on a free hit? The umpiring in the Bangladesh-Sri Lanka match at the Emerging Asia Cup has raised eyebrows. Commentators were also surprised, noting that if the fielder was outside the circle, it should have been called a no-ball. In that case, Bangladesh would have added another run to the six and received a free hit on the next delivery. However, due to the umpire’s error, Bangladesh lost momentum in the match. Questions are being raised about whether Pakistani umpire Nasir Hossain has blocked Bangladesh's path to the semifinals. What exactly happened? Let’s take a closer look at the sequence of events. With 26 runs needed off 12 balls, Abu Haider Rony was igniting hope for Bangladesh. Lankan pacer Isan Malinga came in to bowl the 18th over. Just as he was about to deliver the ball, the umpire unexpectedly called it a dead ball. By that time, Rony had already hit a six over long-off. #BangladeshCricket #SriLanka #BANvSL #EmergingAsiaCup #CricketControversy