Archive · 3 Oct 2026
DRS Confirms Rutherford’s Caught-Behind Dismissal Against India
Sherfane Rutherford was batting for West Indies against India.
Naman Dhir bowled a ball that Rutherford tried to hit.
The ball appeared to touch his bat, and wicket-keeper KL Rahul caught it.
The on-field umpire ruled Rutherford out.
Rutherford asked for the decision to be checked.
A tool called UltraEdge showed a clear signal that the ball touched the bat, so the third umpire kept the decision.
Rutherford scored 24 runs and was visibly unhappy with the call.
At the time of the report, West Indies were still chasing India’s target of 352.
Sherfane Rutherford was given out caught behind off Naman Dhir during the third ODI against India.
Rutherford reviewed the decision, but UltraEdge showed a clear spike and the third umpire upheld the call.
Rutherford scored 24 runs off 25 balls, including two fours, and West Indies lost a review.
He was seen in a heated exchange with the umpires after the decision.
At the time of the report, West Indies were 207/3 after 30.2 overs, chasing 352, with Shai Hope unbeaten on 95.
- Who
- West Indies batter Sherfane Rutherford, dismissed off Naman Dhir’s bowling.
- What
- A caught-behind decision against Rutherford was upheld after a DRS review showed a clear UltraEdge spike.
- When
- Saturday, during the third ODI; the report noted the match situation at 30.2 overs.
- Where
- New Chandigarh.
- Why
- The review indicated contact between Rutherford’s bat and the ball before KL Rahul completed the catch.
- Match
- India vs West Indies, third ODI
- Dismissal
- Rutherford caught behind off Naman Dhir; decision upheld after review
- Rutherford’s score
- 24 runs off 25 balls, including two fours
- West Indies score
- 207/3 after 30.2 overs at the time of the report
- Target
- 352 runs
- Chase situation
- 145 runs needed from 118 balls; required rate 7.37 per over
- Shai Hope
- Unbeaten on 95 off 94 balls, with 10 fours and a six