A reversed wide call involving Axar Patel proved crucial in India's two‑run victory over Japan, and ICC rules were cited to explain the legality of the final‑over decision.
Why it matters
Patel's involvement in the decisive call directly impacted the match outcome, which matters to his followers.
Key facts
- Axar Patel was involved in a reversed wide call in the final over against Japan.
- The reversed wide was crucial to India's two‑run win over Japan.
- ICC rules were referenced to explain whether the reversed wide was legal.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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