

This one was called a dead ball... #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/8V7ElRzZd9
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 18, 2019
This one was called lbw... #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/Kno6FrQvm6
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 18, 2019
That's cheating. Deliberate dead ball to put Finch off. It worked https://t.co/6c4QOw3WN9
— Matt (@Mattys123) January 18, 2019
If batsman is allowed to stand couple of steps ahead to negate the swing? Why not allow the bowler to bowl from behind bowling crease?
— prashant (@buzaround) January 18, 2019
Umpire made no mistake, it was dead ball bcoz finch withdrew and under no circumstances a delivery can be co sidered legal if batsman withdraws from playing it... finch on the other hand didn’t expect such a response to his audacious move of standing outside the creese
— Excallibur (@merlionm2022) January 18, 2019
A dead ball is called when a batsman moves away before the bowler has bowled , but in this situation finch moved away when ball was already bowled by the bowler !! So that why I am saying that this wasn't a dead ball
— Aditya Baru 99 (@aditya_baru) January 18, 2019
And finch paid for it on the very next delivery !! 😑
I don’t understand. What benefit is there bowling so far back?
— Seeker... (@Seekersupacoach) January 18, 2019
I'd say it's for a surprise factor. Finch did the right thing in pulling away and the umpire was correct in calling it a dead ball.
— Nathan Watson (@NathanW39506373) January 18, 2019