Voices against controversial decisions in the Indian league IPL started to rise.
According to Indian media reports, Sunrisers Hyderabad have decided to write a letter to the Indian Cricket Board against the controversial decisions against them.
So far this season, the team has faced controversial decisions in their opening 3 matches that have affected the performance.
The most notable incident involved Awish Khan, who was accused of saving four runs by stopping the ball behind the boundary line with the bat, even though he should have been penalized for five runs as per the rules.
SRH ‘Unfortunate’, Report Tells Ex-IPL Champions To Write To BCCI Here are the details https://t.co/AafhKQny7g pic.twitter.com/D9AY1gDLWK
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Apart from this, the wicket of Heinrich Klaasen was also the subject of controversy, as the boundary ball appeared to be leaking at the time of the catch.
Moreover, Abhishek Sharma was also ruled out in a suspicious manner.
The franchise maintains that these decisions affected the outcome of the match, which is officially protested.
