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Wrong decisions of Sachin's out umpire l The worst umpire decisions in the history of cricket Sachin went wrong


In this video you can see the worst fraud by the umpires against Sachin Tendulkar. In the history of cricket, Tendulkar "turned out" 39 times by mistake of the umpire. Details are given below: ............................................ .. ............................... #Sachin #UmpireWorldCeason Wrong decision In the 1999 match against Australia in Adelaide, Tendulkar scored 61 runs. 1999. In the same Test match against Australia in Adelaide in 1999, Tendulkar was given the 'Out Out' - LBW of bowler McGrath. 4. Umpire Ian Robinson - LBW - Bowler McGrath made his debut against Australia in Sydney in 2000. 5 When he was at 44 - ambushed, despite the fact that the ball touched his shoulder - ODI vs. WI in 1997 6. Kasprowicz defeated Australia in the Sharjah final in 1998. 7. Sri Lanka in the final in Colombo when they were at 128. 8. Wrong lbw from Nash vs. NZ in the Hamilton Test in 1999 when he was 67. 9. Pakistan pitched outside the leg stump when they were at 6 in the 1999 Delhi Test. 10. Eden Gardens vs. Pakistan in 1999. Surprisingly, umpire Baknaur did not enforce the restraining order ... 11. Australia won the Adelaide Test in 1999. Leg side. He was 45 at the time. 13. Path, ODI against Pak in 1999, when Tendulkar 17. 14. Sharjah ODI Pak in 2000 when he was on 11 runs. It was the inner edge and then the pad! 15. Asia Cup ODI 2000 in Dhaka when he scored 25 runs. 16. The second innings of the third innings of 2001 in Chennai, India vs. us in 2001 when he was just 17. 17.. 3 out of 4 lbw against Sachin in the tournament in 2002 were wrong - all given by Ashok Desilva! In Port of Spain, LBW tested the first innings through coffee when Tendulkar scored 117 18 runs. 3 out of 4 lbw against Sachin on the WI tour in 2002 were wrong - all given by Asoka Desilva! LBW tested WI in the second innings at Port of Spain by Sanford when he was 0 0. Dillon was lbw during the Bridgetown Test when he was 20. In the first innings of the 2002 Wellington Test, Ashoka Desilva again gave Oram the lbw. The ball was going to the stumps. 21. Baknaur's wrong lbw in the Gillespie Test in 2003 by Baknaur, where the ball was clearly going to the top. 22. MCG test, due to wrong 'catch' from the side of Brett Lee's leg in 2003. 23. Uma Gul was given wrong lbw in Lahore Test vs Pakistan in 2004. The ball stump was missing and passing. 24. A terrific 'catch' was made by umpire Baknaur in the Eden Test vs Pakistan at Razak's round when the ball was going several miles away from the bat and was at 52.25. In the Delhi Test, LBW from Muralitharan in 2005, where the leg stumps and Batman were out when the ball was out when he was 109. 26. In 2005, Bandra's L.B.W. When he was a long step ahead and the ball was going up from the top, when he was at 16.27. Ahmedabad was tested in 2005 when it was inland. He was 19 at the time. 28. Arshad Khan's incorrect lbw, where the ball landed on his glove and padded after 100 in the professional ODI vs Pakistan in 2006. 29. Morty Panesar was wrong lbw in the Nagpur Test in 2006 when he was 30 for 16. In the Tent Bridge Test, a stunning LBW by Umpire Tofu in 2007, Collingwood was hit by a wide ball outside the stumps. The umpire later apologized. Tendulkar was 91 at the time. 31. 'Caught Back' by Aleem Dar in the last ODI of the series. 32. India vs Third Test by Umpire 331. Dismissed at 33. First ODI 2009 2009 2009 Sri Lanka Tour of India. Kumari Dharamsena's first decision as umpire. Pull the ball out of the leg stump. Bowler - Soshara. 34. Second ODI Sri Lanka Tour of India 2009. In the next match. In this match, Sachin was hit when the ball was going out of the leg stump. Bowler - Kulasekara. 35. Third ODI Sri Lanka Tour of India 2009 .. 36. Australia tour of India, 4th ODI: Mohali, India and Australia on November 2, 2009 .. Fl. Tendulkar was on 99 when Flintoff's wrong decision caught the wrong 'catch'. 38. Wrong decision against Tendulkar in the fourth Test outside the line in the 4th Test in Australia. 39. Wrong decision in the 1993 Test match against Sachin. .................................................. ..................................................