The on-field umpire Joel Wilson didn't relent as the Australians resorted to DRS and third umpire Sharfuddoula ruled Yashasvi Jaiswal out

Pat Cummins expressed his displeasure at the quality of technology being used for ultra edge in detecting the spikes.

Yashasvi Jaiswal's dismissal became the hot topic of debate after third umpire Sharfuddoula Saikat overturned on-field umpire Joel Wilson's decision without any conclusive evidence.

India batter Yashasvi Jaiswal was on the receiving end of a controversial DRS call on Day 5 of recently-concluded 4th Test against Australia in Melbourne.

India collapsed to 155 all out with just 12.5 overs left in the match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Despite conclusive evidence of the ball touching either the bat or the glove, Sharfuddoula, after looking at different angles, gave the verdict in Australia's favour.

India captain Rohit Sharma put the Yashavi Jaiswal catch controversy to bed with his remarks in the press conference after the MCG Test defeat.

The third umpire overruled the Snicko, which showed no spike, leading to chants of "cheater, cheater" around the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Yashasvi Jaiswal's dissmisal left India without much hope as the Australians managed to bowl India out and win the 4th Test at the MCG.

Indian cricket team batter Yashasvi Jaiswal was left fuming following a controversial DRS decision on Day 5 of the fourth Test match in Melbourne.