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'Snicko needs to be sacked': Ashes hit by more technology controversy

Ashes rivals England and Australia were united in their growing bemusement at the reliability of the Snickometer technology on day two of the third Test in Adelaide.

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'Needs to be sacked': Mitchell Starc fumes at controversial Snicko

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'Snicko needs to be sacked' - Ashes controversy continues

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The Ashes: Snicko operator admits mistake led to incorrect Alex Carey not out decision during third Test

Alex Carey controversially survived an England review before going on to make a century for Australia on the first day of the third Ashes Test in Adelaide; the operators of Snicko have admitted an err...

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Carey goes from Ashes villain to hero with century in Adelaide heat

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Alex Carey admits Australia ‘got lucky’ after Snicko controversy costs England in third Test

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Alex Carey’s sparkling century helps Australia recover from early England Ashes onslaught

The standout among the tourists was Jofra Archer.

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England battle despite Carey ton in crucial Test

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Snicko chief takes blame for ‘error’ that led to Alex Carey’s DRS reprieve in third Ashes Test

England, Snickometer and Carey

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England fume as Snickometer glitch saves Alex Carey in Adelaide Ashes Test

England considered a formal complaint after Snickometer technology showed a possible error during Alex Carey's crucial innings. The company behind the system admitted operator error, potentially misinterpreting audio spikes.

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Ashes 2025-26: England review reinstated after Snicko error in Carey decision

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England question ‘Snickometer’ after Australia’s Alex Carey admits he was lucky

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‘Snicko needs to be sacked… worst technology’: Mitchell Starc lashes out at tech after Jamie Smith incident in Ashes

A day after the England team were left livid at Snicko for giving a lifeline to Alex Carey during his century on the opening day of the third Ashes Test in Adelaide, it was the turn of the Australians...

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England's Review Reinstated After Massive Controversy Over Alex Carey Appeal

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Fresh Ashes Controversy As Snicko Supplier Makes Shock Confession Over Alex Carey Saga: 'Selected Wrong Stump Mic'

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The Ashes: England hopes fading fast after latest batting capitulation

Tourists trail by 158 in must-win third Test after collapsing again on day two despite perfect conditions amid more Snicko controversy

Crictoday on MSN

England wicket-keeper Jamie Smith given out in controversial manner, Starc demands sacking of snicko

Discover the events of the Jamie Smith Snicko controversy that unfolded at the Adelaide Oval. Was the decision justified?

The Sun

Why is snickometer technology in use at Euro 2024?

EURO 2024 is well underway – and there will be a new bit of technology in use for the first time at a major football tournament. Germany are the hosts this year as they look to win the European Championship for the first time since 1996. Please provide a ...

The New Zealand Herald

Snickometer to be introduced for DRS in Ashes

BRISBANE, Australia (AP) Host broadcaster Channel 9 and developers of the real-time Snickometer have reached an agreement to include the technology among the Decision Review System tools available for umpires during the Ashes series. Snickometer ...

Indiatimes

Drama at MCG! Snickometer fails, 'visual evidence' rules Yashasvi Jaiswal out

In a dramatic moment during the fifth day of the fourth Test at Melbourne, Pat Cummins successfully reviewed a caught behind decision, getting Yashasvi Jaiswal out for 84 runs. Despite Snickometer showing no spike, the third umpire relied on visual ...