Sachin Tendulkar was given out wrong twice, now the umpire admitted the mistake

Former Umpire Steve Bucknor of the International Cricket Council (ICC) Elite Panel has made a big disclosure. Steve Buckner has stated that he has given the wrong out of India's great batsman Sachin Tendulkar twice. Remembering this story, he has tried to make Sachin Tendulkar's fans angry. Sachin was a victim not only of Steve Bucknor but also of the wrong decisions of other umpires.

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Steve Bucknor recalled the match played at Gaba, Australia in 2003, in which he dismissed Sachin Tendulkar while he was not out. Now Bucknor has said that the ball of Jason Gillespie was going over the stump, but I had lbw out to Sachin. Buckner also recalled the match in which he was caught by Sachin off the ball of Abdul Razzaq in a 2005 match played at the Eden Gardens Stadium.

Bucknor said in a radio program called Mason and Guest in Barbados, "Sachin was given out twice. There were two mistakes. I don't think an umpire wants to make a mistake. It stays with him and his future is ruined.". " He added, "The mistake is made by humans. Once in Australia, I gave them LBW out and the ball was going over the stumps. Even in India, I gave them a catch out."

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The former umpire recalled the incident saying, "In that match, the ball changed its direction after passing Sachin's bat but he did not bat and the ball went to the wicketkeeper. The match was in Eden Gardens. "You can't hear when you're in Eden and India is batting, because 1 million spectators are making noise. These were the mistakes I'm unhappy about. It's a human mistake."

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