ICC World Cup: Mortaza makes displeasure clear without upsetting ICC
Updated On: 20 March, 2015 08:25 AM IST | | Ashwin Ferro
Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza tried to stay away from controversy in the fear of drawing the International Cricket Council's ire, but made his intentions clear when he was questioned about a couple of umpiring decisions that went against his team yesterday

Mashrafe Mortaza
Melbourne: Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza tried to stay away from controversy in the fear of drawing the International Cricket Council's ire, but made his intentions clear when he was questioned about a couple of umpiring decisions that went against his team yesterday.
Mashrafe Mortaza
First, a Suresh Raina leg-before decision off his own bowling was turned down by the umpire following which Mortaza promptly called for a referral. Raina was on just 10 then, but the referral showed that the ball had pitched outside leg and the umpire's decision stood. Raina went on to score 65.


