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@christreece_ @bbctms Clearly you know nothing about cricket.

Does this change your opinion? 🤔 #WTC23 #BBCCricket

@TonyHayes63 @bbctms The problem is thick people with no idea what they are chuntering about.

@bbctms The problem is in the wording. What constitutes “the ground”? Is it the inch or two of grass or is it the soil? If it’s the grass then this example is not out.

@howie1878 @bbctms You clearly don't know what you're talking about. Don't let that stop you making a fool of yourself though.

@bbctms the ball clearly touched the floor in between his fingers,no catch for me,Aussies cheating again

@serotonin345 @bbctms Dry your eyes and watch the video, if still in doubt read the laws and understand.

@bbctms See both angles

@supermikey11 @bbctms Don't bother to read the laws you lemon.

@bbctms Definitely touched the ground - not out. Don’t see why the third umpire could work that out. Looked grounded on my TV.

@Himansh25955820 @bbctms Out is out, move on

@bbctms Clearly ball is touching the ground between two finger..aus team is full of cheaters..from cheater smith to sandpaper smith

@SatyenMehta1 @bbctms Get over it, read the laws. Out is out.

@bbctms NO. In the process of fielder gaining control of the ball, the fielder (Green) grassed the ball. Shubhman Gill was NOT OUT repeat NOT OUT

@Paul39907409 @bbctms Worst comment yet I think 🏆

@bbctms Not out laws wrong interpretation wrong umpire wrong ball was touching ground in control or not that is touching the ground

@fluidopinions @bbctms @isaguha Yes, read the laws

@bbctms @isaguha I catch the ball, kill an ant on the ground with the ball with full control, even then it is out ?

@anzarul @bbctms Our batsman shouldn't be out if they are caught, that's not fair 😂😂😂😂😂

@bbctms There is an element of doubt, which should go in favour of batsman

@julieevans8994 @BillytheFish22 @bbctms You've just proved the point Julie

@BillytheFish22 @bbctms Laws are deliberately ambiguous in their wording so they can be interpreted to suit any given situation

@harshpoddar_ @bbctms Indian tears are flowing like a great river today. England didn't lose the final for you did they??? Read the laws and get over it.

@bbctms So the tms commentators were quite unanimous in declaring this a fair catch. Just hope they maintain this stand when Australian fielders claim a similar catch against English players in the Ashes this summer. Please don’t say that the batter should get the benefit of doubt.

@YongMaoUK @bbctms The video clearly shows the catch is fair.

@bbctms Not out. He pushed the ball into the ground to gain full control. The video is required, one photo is not enough.

@danrandle93 @bbctms Nice to see some sane comments on here 👍

@IanRamblesOn @bbctms That could be the most ridiculous comment I've read so far, well done.

@realsteveurry @bbctms Watch the video footage, clearly you have never played cricket if you think you can judge a catch from a picture you total buffoon 😂😂

@bbctms It looks to be on the ground between the two fingers. I guess the rule that would apply is if it was caught slightly off the ground and was under control by the time of this image? On that image alone it is not out and grounded (in my opinion)

@AkashPrajapati6 @bbctms @isaguha There there, you can stop crying now 😂😂😂

@bbctms @isaguha If it was Root’s catch in Ashes, you wouldn’t have post instead you would’ve said Not Out straight away. #WTCFinal

@31paulsmith @bbctms Very well said

@bbctms Anyone who has played or knows cricket knows this is out

@logicandreas0ns @bbctms Read the laws and be enlightened.

@bbctms Yes it says hand can touch the ground. However, as is evident, the ball too (along with one and a half fingers of Green) is completely touching the ground and using the ground a cushion support. That is really really unfair towards the batsman.