‘Are you serious?’: Gavaskar loses cool on the air, steam by Tom Banton for ‘School Cricket’ error over DRS Review vs India

On February 12, 2025By Littum

12 February 2025 07:32 PM ist

Sunil Gavaskar was left in the comments section after Tom Banton chose a review and called it the “school crick” error

Former Indian Captain Sunil Gavaskar lost his cool while in comment during the third and final ODD game in the series between India and England on Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad After visiting Batter Tom Banton, a review of the caught trapped behind Appel . Banton was dismissed for 38 out of 41.

‘Are you serious?’: Gavaskar loses cool on the air, steam by Tom Banton for ‘School Cricket’ error over DRS Review vs India — Tom Banton was dismissed for 38 in 3rd ODI against India

It happened on the last ball on the 18th of England’s hunting to 357, when Koldepe Yadav released a Googly but bowled it slower through the air, at a length and in the middle. Banton leaned forward to counter, but the ball took the outside edge. Wicketkeeper at Rahul fumbled on his first attempt, but took it on his second to end the dismissal.

However, Banton seemed uncertain about his dismissal, even when the judge sided with India’s appeal. He went against non-strike Joe Root before choosing a review. In the repetition, Ultraedge discovered a little spikes as the ball passed the bat when England not only lost a dough but also a review.

Gavaskar was left by fumbling in the comment box after Banton chose a review in which he called it the “school crick” error when he counted a dough always knowing if the ball hit the edge of bats.

“Are you serious? When you take a review when you nod the ball, I mean, how can a dough not know he has got the ball and especially the dough does not hit bats or the ground? This is international cricket. This is not a school cricket. You may sometimes not know, but this is international cricket. It makes less sense because he went over to the non-striker to consult, ”he said.

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