In a stellar display of cricket prowess, the Indian cricket team secured their eighth consecutive victory in the 2023 World Cup, dominating South Africa at Eden Gardens. This remarkable streak has earned them accolades from the cricketing world.

India’s resounding win over South Africa, by a staggering 243-run margin, further solidified their position at the top of the World Cup points table. The match showcased their unwavering dominance in the tournament.

Former Pakistani cricketer Hasan Raza recently stirred up controversy with accusations of India manipulating the Decision Review System (DRS) to their advantage in the World Cup campaign.

Raza, in a conversation on a Pakistani TV channel, cited an example from the match to substantiate his claim. He pointed to the dismissal of Rassie van der Dussen, questioning the technology used for DRS.

Raza elaborated on the incident, stating that Jadeja’s delivery pitched on the leg stump but managed to hit the middle stump. He raised concerns about the ball’s trajectory and its impact, advocating for scrutiny and transparency in such cases.

Raza didn’t limit his allegations to just one match; he suggested that India had employed similar tactics in their match against Pakistan in this World Cup as well. He emphasized that India’s ‘home advantage’ may be contributing to their success.

‘Home advantage’ was a major factor in India’s dominant performance at this year’s ODI World Cup,” Raza said.

He thought of the famous event between Sachin Tendulkar and Saeed Ajmal from the 2011 World Cup.

Cricket fans have debated and discussed Raza’s assertions, raising questions about how technology may affect cricket match outcomes.