Shimron Hetmyer Stunned After DRS Call Turns Wrong Against Jasprit Bumrah, West Indies Coach Darren Sammy Furious

Eden Gardens in Kolkata was primed for an exhilarating contest on Sunday, and it definitely delivered. The India vs West Indies digital quarter-final changed into a battle of grit. West Indies had been gradual off the blocks however managed to maintain their wickets intact. It wasn’t till the ninth over that Varun Chakravarthy supplied India their first breakthrough, as West Indies reached 82/1 on the midway stage of their must-win T20 World Cup conflict.

The actual magic unfolded within the twelfth over when Jasprit Bumrah struck twice. First it was Shimron Hetmyerthen Roston Chase. The dismissal of Hetmyer got here off a short-of-length supply that angled throughout the left-hander. Hetmyer tried a slog throughout the road and inside-edged it to Sanju Samson. He reviewed instantly after umpire Chris Gaffaney raised the finger. UltraEdge confirmed a spike and the choice stood. However, Hetmyer was visibly sad, signaling that there was a spot between bat and ball. Even West Indies coach Darren Sammy appeared displeased.

Jasprit Bumrah such an impressive bowler.

He tooks 2 wickets in single over together with Shimron Hetmyer. 🥶 pic.twitter.com/UBevPsxEKQ

— Anant (@ImAnant_45) March 1, 2026

Darren Sammy response #INDvsWI pic.twitter.com/Sd9k1l8kV6

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Bumrah then stunned Roston Chase (40 off 25 balls; 5 fours, 1 six) with a brief ball and had the West Indies batter caught by Suryakumar Yadav at cowl.

In the thirteenth over, Sherfane Rutherford had a detailed shave when a robust hit burst via a leaping Tilak Varma‘s arms for a six off Axar Patel. But Pandya had him caught behind for 14 within the fifteenth over.

Jason Holder (6 batting) was accompanied by Rovman Powell batting on 3 on the finish of 15 overs.

Earlier, Chakravarthy had cleaned up West Indies skipper Shai Hope on the third ball of his first over-and the ninth of the innings-as India tried to comprise the Caribbean batters after lacking a few early possibilities within the first 5 overs.

Hope scored 32 off 33 balls, hitting three fours and a six.

In the sixth over, Roston Chase drove Axar Patel via the covers for a boundary and adopted it with one other in the direction of backward sq. leg, taking West Indies to 45/0 on the finish of the powerplay.

Chase was batting on 38 off 22 balls (5 fours, 1 six), whereas Hetmyer was unbeaten on 9 off 5 deliveries (1 six) on the different finish