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Why it was not an Umpiring Mistake?

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3. See pads are tilted on left towards the front. While on the picture in right. The knee (pads) are behind the toe of the foot.

Also, we all know that there was a bat hitting the ground so if the ball had also hit the bat then there would have been two peaks in the graph or maybe a gap between two spikes.

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Learn to read ultra edge/sound graphs first. The frame next to this one is to be considered. Then pass judgments. If you can’t read them, stay silent.

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