India had a chance of making a comeback in the game and T Natarajan had almost provided that opportunity by trapping the in-form batsman Wade in front of the stumps. On the fourth ball of the 11th over, Matthew was playing at 51 runs off 36 deliveries when Natarajan bowled a seam delivery and the left-hander tried to flick it. But the ball pitched on the middle and leg.Matthew Wade gets a lifeline as umpires deny India a reviewIndian left-arm quick appealed for LBW but the umpire didn’t look interested. The time for the DRS didn’t show up on the screen and Kohli took his time to consult the wicketkeeper KL Rahul and bowler before finally signalling the DRS.Virat Kohli was standing at the boundary and had no idea about the ball, so he took a long time to decide on whether to use the review or not. Meanwhile, a replay was shown on the big screen from which the Indian skipper realised that it was a close call and decided to go for DRS. However, the third umpire deemed the review appeal from India ‘null and void’ as it came after seeing the replay.Virat wasn’t happy with this decision as he stormed to on-field umpires to have a discussion regarding the same. Nonetheless, umpires made him understand that one can’t take the review after seeing the replay on the big screen. Thus, Wade got a lifeline as he was clearly out if India had gone for a DRS a little earlier.Australia went on to post a total of 186 runs on the board in their 20 overs as Wade smashed 80 off 53 while Glenn Maxwell added 54 runs to the scoreboard.India wanted to review this
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The third umpire said no because replays had already been shown on the big screen
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