Hridoy critical of umpiring in Bangladesh's narrow defeat

Bangladesh's player Towhid Hridoy was basic about umpiring principles during their match against South Africa as he accepted they needed to take care of it at the Nassau District Global Cricket Arena in New York on Monday. During their run pursue in the seventeenth more than, a ball from Ottneil Baartman hit Mahmudullah's cushion and got down to the fine leg wall for a four. South Africa pursued for a LBW and the umpire raised his finger. On audit, the choice was toppled however since the umpire had given it out on the field, the ball was promptly viewed as dead, denying Bangladesh those four runs. Eventually, the Asian side lost by a similar edge. "To be straightforward that was not a decent call for us in such a tight match. In my perspective, the umpire gave that out however it was quite unforgiving with us. Those four runs might have changed the match situation," Hridoy told columnists following the game. "The regulations are not in my grasp. In that time those four runs were truly significant. Umpires can settle on a decision and they are human as well and can commit errors. They likewise didn't give wides which were wides on a couple of events. In this sort of a scene where low-scoring matches are occurring, a couple of runs are something major. I think those four runs or two wides are near disasters and I was given out on umpire's call and there are space for upgrades," he said. Hridoy, who scored 37 off 34, was given out LBW off a Kagiso Rabada conveyance where the replays showed that the ball was just about cutting the leg stump. "In reality we were especially sure with that score and from that position I ought to have completed the match. It is hard for new battter to proceed to acclimate to the circumstances. In that position I ought to have completed the match," Hridoy said.