Shubman Gill reacts after being given out in a controversial decision in the ICC WTC final

Shubman Gill was given out controversially on just 18 runs in 2nd innings.

Indian opener Shubman Gill has reacted on social media after being given out in a controversial manner against Australia in the World Test Championship Final at The Oval. Gill was caught at third slip by Australian fielder Cameron Green who took an outstanding diving catch to his left. Third umpire Richard Kettleborough had multiple looks at the multiple camera angles before giving his signal as Out. A huge controversy has erupted with many reactions coming in against and in favour of this decision. Along with Shubman Gill, his opening partner and captain of the Indian team Rohit Sharma also looked disappointed and had a chat with on-field umpires regarding the decision. Shubman Gill has now fueled the controversy with his reaction on Twitter. 

Shubman Gill reacts to his dismissal

Right-hand opening batter Shubman Gill took to Twitter and Instagram to post an image with a few emojis as caption. Gill used a lens and a facepalm emoji with a closer look of Green diving to his left while taking a grab and the ball touching the ground as well. Shubman Gill looked completely disappointed with the umpire's decision, when Kettleborough ruled him out, he stood there for a few seconds with a dejected look on his face before walking out with captain Rohit Sharma after the end of the second session. Gill was batting positively with Rohit and had scored a few quick boundaries in the second inning. 

Shubman Gill was building a decent partnership with captain Rohit Sharma before losing his wicket to Scott Boland. Boland bowled a good length delivery which bounced a little higher than Gill was expecting and the ball kissed the shoulder of his bat and flew towards Green at third slip. As the ball was approaching the third slip, Green dived to his left to catch the ball which was dipping. The moment the ball came into his hand, the camera angle also suggested that the ball had dipped and also touched the ground. This became the moment of controversy in the big WTC Final at The Oval.