"The umpiring in this game has been atrocious," Holding told viewers as West Indies chased Australia's tally of 288. "Even when I was playing and you were not as strict as they are now, you were allowed one appeal. Gayle's first review in the third over came when he was ruled to have been caught behind off Mitchell Starc. The second review followed an LBW two balls later, the decision reversed when the ball was seen to be going wide of the wicket. "I think I'll just say I just found ourselves a bit unlucky to be on the other end of all the decisions," West Indies captain Jason Holder said.

Source: bd News24 June 06, 2019 19:41 UTC