Green and Holder criticize officiating after Johnson Charles no-ball incident

ESPNcricinfo1 min read • Latest: Sep 2, 2026, 4:55 AM

Last updated Sep 2, 2026

Green and Holder criticize officiating after Johnson Charles no-ball incident
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Johnson Charles was initially given out caught off a high full-toss, prompting him to walk off the field. The decision was subsequently overturned after the third umpire reviewed the delivery and ruled it a no-ball. Charles returned to the crease to continue his innings following the reversal of the dismissal. The sequence of events drew sharp criticism from Green and Holder, who described the situation as messy. The incident highlighted concerns regarding officiating procedures during the match. Officials are expected to face questions regarding the implementation of the review process after the confusion caused by the reversal.

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  • Johnson Charles was initially ruled caught out.
  • The third umpire overturned the decision by declaring a no-ball.
  • Charles returned to the field to resume play.
  • Green and Holder criticized the officiating throughout the incident.
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  • 4:55 AMESPNcricinfo'It's just very messy' - Green and Holder criticise umpiring after Charles no-ball incident
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Johnson Charles was given out caught of a high full-toss, walked off the field, and came back after the third umpire ruled it a no-ball

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