CRICKET: South Africa's Quinton de Kock is dropped by Pat Cummins on 94* before smashing a giant six to ring up a terrific ton at the World Cup in India.
de Kock rings up century in style | 00:36Steve Smith and Marcus Stoinis were left fuming after a couple of dubious umpiring decisions marred Australia’s unsuccessful run chase in Lucknow on Thursday., the Australians raced towards 2-50 in the tenth over when Proteas seamers Kagiso Rabada nipped a delivery into Smith’s pads.
“You can shake your head as many times as you want, but it’s crashing into the stumps,” former Australian batter Matthew Hayden said on commentary. South Africa called for another review after Wilson was once again unmoved, with third umpire Richard Kettleborough overturning the on-field decision when replays showed the ball had indeed scraped Stoinis’ glove.Stoinis protested the decision with the on-field officials, pointing out his hand wasn’t connected to the bat, before eventually marching off for 5 , shaking his head as he returned to the sheds.
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