hrowing the ball up he lost control of the ball but he did have it in his hands

WINDSOR, Ont. -- Josh Ho-Sang scored twice and set up four more goals as the Windsor Spitfires edged the visiting North Bay Battalion 6-5 on Sunday in Ontario Hockey League action. Eric Diodati and Brady Vail each had a goal and an assist for the Spitfires (33-18-2), who trailed 4-3 after 40 minutes, while Steven Janes and Ben Johnson added single goals. Dylan Blujus, Zach Bratina, Brenden Miller, Barclay Goodrow and Ben thomson scored for the Battalion (28-20-6). Windsors Dalen Kuchmey made 43 saves for the win as Brendan ONeill allowed six goals on 27 shots for North Bay. The Spitfires went 3 for 7 on the power play while the Battalion scored twice on nine chances with the man advantage. --- FRONTENACS 4 STING 2 KINGSTON, Ont. -- Lucas Peressini made 30 saves as the Frontenacs doubled up Sarnia for their fourth win in a row. Robert Polesello and Michael Moffatt had a goal and an assist for Kingston (30-19-4) while Samuel Schutt and Henri Ikonen rounded out the scoring. 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The 25-year-old fell when he drove his 180th ball back to seamer Umesh Yadav, who grabbed it a thigh height with both hands before tossing the ball in the air in such a manner to raise doubt as to whether the seamer had control of the ball.A smiling Yadav then palmed the ball up in the air, suggesting he had no doubt of the validity of the catch, and the soft signal from the umpires was out. Root briefly looked back but barely hesitated as he left the crease and former England captain Mike Atherton thought the dismissal was right to stand. A pick of the action from the first day of the first Test in Rajkot It looked to me like Yadav caught it but in the process of throwing the ball up he lost control of the ball but he did have it in his hands; thats why the on-field umpires gave it out initially and why Rob Tucker has decided to stay with that call, he said.ddddddddddddFellow Sky Sports pundit Nasser Hussain was less certain.In real-time, thats what we live in, the law is you have to be in control of the ball and your body. Thats the law to claim a catch. Was he in control, real-time, of that ball to claim a catch? The story of Day One Catch up with the key moments from the first day of the first Test between England and India If he was in control of it, why did he try to catch it again?After stumps, Root said: Its out, isnt it? Theres no point arguing it. I set off walking off anyway so, lets leave it at yet. Almost 1,500 followers of @SkyCricket had their say on Twitter - 66 per cent of whom said that, in their opinion, the umpires had reached the wrong decision.Click on the video at the top of the story and decide for yourself whether the officials got the decision right or not.Live coverage of the first Test between India and England continues on Sky Sports 2 and across selected mobile devices. Watch the complete Test for £10.99 with no contract, with a Week Pass from NOW TV. Also See: Commentary Scorecard D1 highlights Broad on 100 caps ' ' '