With Jimmy's 600th complete, it begs to question on whether tech provide a valuable for bowlers

Over the years we've had our fair share of bad decisions & though this list is not exhaustive it's a good snapshot

Let's start with Wasim bhai's double swing

During this game, Waqar got absolutely riled up at the blatant 'error' the umpire made with that LBW. First had a go at him and then showed him how it's done - Boss level Reply!

Asif during that 2006 SA series left such an impression, that the likes of Amla rate him as the best bowler they've ever faced. Peter Parker (the scourge of Umpires along with Darrell Hair) didn't think so and turned down a plumb LBW for Boucher.

This match against SL had 9 dodgy decisions going against us, Ian Gould had a shocker throughout the test and one such blatant decision not given was when Gul Trapped the batsmen plumb in front

Aahh... the Good ol days when English Umpires only made 'errors'

The entirety of the crowd probably heard that deflection including the Combox yet Steve Davis standing 22 yards away probably couldn't hear it over his iPod shuffle. Horrible decision to put it mildly.

We were on the verge of defeating Australia in Australia when Peter Parker (God most definitely 'bless' him) decided to con us once again. Also Langer for 10 years said that he did not hit it & that it was a 'Clicky Bat Handle' - Admitted it on TV recently

You know you're a shitty Umpire when Younis is even smiling at the absurdity of it all. Massive Inside edge, given out for God knows what reason??!! Probably partial blindness, hope ICC provides medical insurance.

'Rudi with a Dismissive shake of the head'

Yeah you can shove that decision right where the sun doesn't shine.

Billy Doctrove should've been named Man of the Match tbh. Antigua is probably one of the most painful memory for me growing up. We had to wait 17 more years to complete our first ever overseas series Win in West Indies.