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IPL 2019: When Rayudu's '3D' statement got viral!

IPL 2019: Was it out or not out? Fans feel Ambati Rayudu was out as his back foot was in the air when the bails were whipped off. Replays confirmed his foot was in the air, but it was so marginal that the third umpire gave the benefit of doubt to the batsman. The umpire did that at a crucial stage of the game when Rayudu was stitching a partnership with Dhoni and both were looking set to take the game deep. It was Chahal who beat Rayudu in flight and the back foot flirted inside the crease momentarily before he dragged it back. By the time the bails came off, Rayudu seemed to have managed to get his back foot grounded, just in the nick of time.

The incident has stirred a debate on Twitter where fans are once again questioning the umpiring standards.

@RayuduAmbati Please play a 3D Innings which won’t require 3D glasses, for the fans of @ChennaiIPL.

Today you sould win for #CSKvRCB for #CSK #Dhoni #Rayudu #vijayshankar @IPL @BCCI @vijayshankar260

— Priyam (@PRIYAM_DUTTA) April 21, 2019

@RayuduAmbati takeee it #kthnxbye pic.twitter.com/2Nf0BignfA

— Yamuna (@yamiskr6) April 21, 2019

Emaindhi bro 3d glasses baga panichesthunaya

— Hari chari (@HariSunkoju) April 21, 2019

Seems you were wearing those 3D glasses today while batting against RCB. Hope you would have understood the reason for your exclusion.

— Vineet Kumar (@vineetpat) April 21, 2019

@RayuduAmbati now start using #3D glasses while playing also #WorldCup2019 #selection

— चौकिदार Abhishek INDIAN 🇮🇳 (@abby1109) April 21, 2019

Rayudu got bowled in 3Dimensional(missing bat,pad,stumps)@imVkohli @RayuduAmbati @vijayshankar260 @RCBTweets @BCCI

— Amit S Balbatti (@BalbattiAmit) April 21, 2019

#CSKvRCB @StarSportsIndia @RayuduAmbati — Watch your getting cleaned bowled on a straight ball using your 3D glasses #IPL2019 #

— Ankur Verma (@crazyankur) April 21, 2019

Earlier, opener Parthiv Patel’s (53 off 37) half-century followed by Moeen Ali’s quick 16-ball 26 propelled Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) to 161/7 against Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in an Indian Premier League (IPL) match at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium on Sunday.