This is the reason why I didn't appeal against the batsman stopping the bowler - Jos Buttler's level comment | T20 : Jos Buttler Talks About Matthew Wade Issue

After that, the Australia team, who played with a target of 209 runs to win, scored only 200 runs at the end of 20 overs, so the England team won by 8 runs in the last over. In this case, at a crucial stage during this match, when the ball hit by Australian player Matthew Wade rose up, the bowler noticed that he ran to catch it and prevented him with his hand from catching it, which caused a big controversy on the internet.

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Matthew Wade saw the bowler running and prevented him from taking the big offense. Perhaps if the England players had appealed, he would have been given out. But both England players and captain Buttler did not make any appeal to the umpire.

Due to this, Matthew Wade escaped the wicket. But many people expressed their opinions on the internet that England players should have appealed by pointing out the mistake made by the batsman. In this case, England captain Jos Buttler has given an explanation about this matter and why he did not appeal.

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He said: We are currently in Australia for a big series. It should be a long day here. So if we make such an appeal this early in the series, we will get opposition from the Australian fans. If we had appealed in the first match like this, the whole series would have been difficult. So we did not make that appeal,” said Jos Buttler.

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It is noteworthy that the fans have been expressing their outrageous views that this opinion of his is at an alarming level and such things cannot be accepted in cricket.

This is the reason why I didn’t appeal against the batsman stopping the bowler – Jos Buttler’s level comment | T20 : Jos Buttler Talks About Matthew Wade Issue