When faced with the media after the match, this former Aussie star said that the ball touched the bat. Gilchrist said, “Shakib’s out is in doubt. It looked like the ball had touched the bat. The umpire made a different decision. However, he was very disappointed with the decision of the umpire.”

Gilchrist believes that Bangladesh can beat any team on their day. However, former Australian wicketkeeper-batsman also said that they lack consistency. According to Gilchrist, ‘Bangladesh can beat any team in the world on their day. That ability is there. But consistency is lacking. The team was also unlucky because it had to be blocked by the rain. The outcome of the match could have been different if the rain had not stopped against India. All in all, Bangladesh did not do badly at all.’

Shakib was dismissed ‘lbw’ by Pakistani leg-spinner Shadab Khan in the 11th over of Bangladesh’s batting innings on Sunday. Shakib immediately reviewed the on-field umpire’s decision. The third umpire also dismissed Shakib. And the debate is going on about the decision of the third umpire.

Because the replay shows, when the ball is next to Shakib’s bat, the snickometer shows vibration. At that time the bat did not hit the ground. Even the third umpire dismissed Shakib.