Eden Test: Shillingford defends appealing for 'dubious' Tendulkar dismissal
Updated On: 07 November, 2013 07:21 PM IST | | Agencies
Even as a pall of gloom descended on the Eden Gardens after retiring legend Sachin Tendulkar became victim of a dubious decision in the first Test here today, West Indies spinner Shane Shillingford said his "job was to appeal".
West Indies off-spinner Shane Shllingford, who took the prize wicket of Sachin Tendulkar courtesy a questionable umpiring decision on day two of the cricket Test against India at Kolkata's Eden Gardens on Thursday, defended his decision to appeal saying it was his job as a bowler.
Asked whether he was happy with the way Tendulkar was dismissed, Shillingford (4/130)u00a0said: "That's a funny question... In terms of, at the spur of the moment, it's every bowler's reaction to appeal one time. But when I got in and I had seen it and stuff... At the end of the day, the umpire made his decision. It's my job to appeal, so these things happen in the game."


