Southern Brave's Tristan Stubbs is left stunned after his remarkable elbow catch was given not out after review in their match against the Manchester Super Giants in Southampton.
The incident occurred during the Southern Brave's attempt to chase down the Super Giants' total of 149-8 in a thrilling encounter at the Rose Bowl. The exact circumstances of the catch and the decision are not specified in the available information.
The Southern Brave's campaign is currently underway in the Hundred tournament, a new eight-team competition launched by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB). The league features top international and domestic players competing in a shortened format.
Stubbs' reaction to the decision is described as being left "fuming" after the incident. The extent of his frustration and its impact on the team's performance are not detailed in the available information.
The Southern Brave's chances of progressing in the tournament remain uncertain, with several matches still to be played. The outcome of their next match will be crucial in determining their chances of advancing to the next stage of the competition.
The Hundred tournament features a unique format, with the top two teams from each group advancing to the playoffs. The competition's format and structure are designed to provide a fresh and exciting experience for players and spectators alike.
The exact implications of the decision for Stubbs and the Southern Brave are unclear, with the team's management and players likely to be discussing the incident and its impact on their performance.
Source: BBC Sports