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D cock out or not out? South Africa won the T20 World Cup by defeating England. Quinton de Kock played the match winning innings in this match. However, now social media is in uproar over a catch by De Kock. This catch of de Kock was taken in the ninth over of South Africa’s innings. Had De Kock been out at that time, the South African team might not have scored such a big score. Let us tell you that de Kock also spoke to the umpire about this catch. Later, the third umpire declared him not out. The South African team won this match against England by seven runs.
Debate on catching up
De Kock, who sparked discussion on social media, was caught on the second ball of the ninth over. De Kock played a shot to deep backward square leg off Adil Rashid. Mark Wood, standing there, took the catch. It looked like a very easy catch, but de Kock was not satisfied. He requested the on-field umpire to refer the matter to the third umpire. After watching the replay from all angles, the third umpire concluded that Mark Wood had not taken a clean catch. The ball touched the ground before it was caught. After this, the umpire declared De Kock not out. De Kock played an innings of 65 runs off 38 balls in this match.
Butler said this
South Africa won the T20 on the back of de Kock’s brilliant batting. World Cup In this match, 163 runs were scored in 20 overs. In reply, Harry Brook scored 53 runs off 37 balls, but the England team could only score 156 runs for the loss of six wickets. Speaking after the loss, England captain Jos Buttler said that Quinton de Kock’s innings made a big difference between the two teams. Buttler said in the post-match press conference that the way de Kock batted really put pressure on us. He played some great shots and we couldn’t match him. I believe his innings made the difference in the match. He said that bowling in the power play was a very difficult task for us as de Kock took risks and played some brilliant shots.