Sangakkara questions DRS decision on Santner's contentious catch in match
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 12:22 PM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
During the second morning of the ongoing match, Kumar Sangakkara raised concerns over a DRS call after Mark Santner was dismissed under controversial circumstances. An unused replay suggested that the ball might have hit Santner's armguard rather than his glove, leading to questions about the validity of the decision. The game's status remains uncertain as play continues, and further discussions about the DRS protocols may emerge as a result of this incident.
- •Sangakkara questions DRS call on Santner's dismissal
- •Replay indicates ball may have hit armguard, not glove
- •Match is currently ongoing with play continuing
- •Incident raises concerns about DRS protocols
- 12:22 PMESPNcricinfo — Sangakkara queries DRS call as Santner falls to contentious catch
"Unused replay suggested ball may have hit armguard, not glove, for key dismissal on second morning
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