Indian pacer Jaspreet Bumra on Saturday made a controversial decision to not allow Australian captain Tim Paine to run out after the first day of the second Boxing Day Test against Australia, saying the current time is unfortunate that neutral umpires may not be traveling abroad. At a press conference after the first day’s play, Bumrah said that it was “very unfortunate” for non-partisan umpires not to travel abroad for Test matches, in the run-out appeal against Tim Paine.

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However, after a while, the team said the focus was not on Penn Run. Australian captain Tim Paine fell victim to a run out in the first innings. When Penn’s decision to run out went to the third umpire, he was looking inside the crease from another angle if Penn was running out of camera’s angle.

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At this time, third umpire Paul Wilson said there was no compelling evidence, that the pens were seen outside the crease, so they were making the decision not to. Following the decision of the third umpire, Ajinkya Rahane, who captained the team in place of general captain Virat, was also seen speaking to the umpire on the field, and two other Indian fielders raised questions about the decision.