Steve Bucknor watching the Asia Cup 2016 from his beach house in Jamaica was alarmed with the proceedings and expressed his interest to return back to cricket.
Mocking the incident of poor umpiring, Amul came out with this advertisement.
Steve Bucknor was a well-known and among the most widely admired cricket umpires, who officiated in 128 Test matches, which is the highest by any umpire.
Bucknor was known for taking time to give his decision.
When Australia lost to India in semi-final of 2007 World T20, a war of words was witnessed on the ground.
Steve Bucknor had his fair share of controversies in his umpiring career spanning two decades.
Former Jamaica and West Indies cricketing greats, Alf Valentine and Collie Smith, have been honoured for their contribution to the sport.
Steve Bucknor was the most experienced umpire in ICC's Elite Panel until his retirement in 2009. He was also a FIFA referee in a World Cup qualifier.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has a history of raising the stakes when they perceive injustice against them. When Sachin Tendulkar was charged with ball tampering, the BCCI threatened to pull out of the tour unless the 'racist' match referee was removed. Eventually the official Test was called off. The game that took place at Centurion was not an official Test.
England had ambled to 17 for 3 after 10.1 overs when Srinivas Venkataraghavan and Steve Bucknor had to call the Test off.