Australia’s first Test against Bangladesh at Darwin gets underway with a tense moment for batter Steve Smith, who stays not out after a DRS review on the opening day. Smith says he felt something and that, despite the incident, the call does not result in a dismissal.
The reports focus on Smith’s reflection on the caught-behind DRS outcome, highlighting how close the decision appears to have been. One outlet frames the episode as a potential “blunder” question around the technology, while Smith’s comments emphasize the uncertainty of the moment from the batter’s perspective.
Overall, all accounts agree on the same core event: a caught-behind appeal is reviewed using DRS, Smith is not out as a result, and he later provides his description of feeling something at the crease. The differing emphasis is mostly on interpretation of whether the review was correct, rather than on the facts of what happened on the field.