IND vs WI | Jasprit Bumrahâ€s shocking remark to umpire after losing review: ‘You know it, but…’: | Cricket News

West Indies’ John Campbell gives the ball to Jasprit Bumrah during the fourth day of the second Test at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi (AP Photo/Manish Swarup) The first session of Day 4 of the 2nd Test between India and the West Indies saw a dramatic moment when Jasprit Bumrahâ€s LBW appeal against John Campbell ended in disappointment. India had enforced the follow-on on Sunday, but breakthroughs were proving difficult against a resilient West Indies batting line-up.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW! The incident unfolded in the fifth ball of the 55th over. Bumrah bowled a sharp delivery that struck Campbellâ€s pads as he moved across for a drive. A massive LBW appeal followed, with umpire Richard Illingworth shaking his head. India opted for a review, hoping technology would back their claim.

John Campbell survived an LBW review from Jasprit Bumrah and went on to claim a century on Day 4 of the 2nd Test (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)

On review, the UltraEdge showed a faint spike when the ball passed close to both bat and pad. Third umpire Alex Wharf determined there had been an inside edge, asking the on-field umpire to stick with the original not-out decision. Campbell had continued his patient innings, shuffling across the crease and possibly catching the ball on the edge of the bat before it hit his pads. After the review was lost, Bumrah walked back to his mark with a mix of frustration and amusement. Passing Illingworth, he was heard saying, “You know it’s out. But the technology can’t prove it,†with a wide smile. The exchange, captured on the stump mic, drew laughter from the commentary box, offering a lighter moment in an otherwise tense session. Despite Indiaâ€s best efforts, the West Indies batsmen continued their resistance. By the end of 57 overs on Day 4, John Campbell was unbeaten on 94 off 172 balls, while Shai Hope had made 73 off 124 balls. The duo had anchored the innings, frustrating Indiaâ€s bowlers and keeping the hosts from making a breakthrough.

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Bumrahâ€s witty remark provided a moment of light-heartedness amidst the intensity, highlighting the spirit and humor he showcases even in the most competitive Test matches.

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