'The umpire is sleeping': Twitter fumes, shares images showing KL Rahul was bowled off no-ball in India vs Pakistan game

The world of Twitter was left in disbelief as certain users shared pictures that depicted Shaheen Afridi dismissing KL Rahul on a no-ball during India vs Pakistan T20 World Cup fixture in Dubai on Sunday.

Afridi jolted India twice in two overs, dismissing openers Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul cheaply. However, it turns out that Afridi had overstepped on the delivery he castled Rahul for 3, as per some images which surfaced on the social media platform.

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Here are some of the tweets.

Why nobody is taking about this
This was a no ball 😡#KLRahul pic.twitter.com/X61Uf9TFKJ

— Ankit Yadav 🇮🇳 (@imankit012) October 24, 2021

@coolfunnytshirt Rahul's wicket was on a no ball..... @pratyush_pankaj pic.twitter.com/tb2Aitg7Yp

— Sanjeev Prakash (@sanjeevprakash) October 24, 2021

@BCCI @PMOIndia @imVkohli @ICC KL Rahul has been given "OUT" on a no ball. pic.twitter.com/rnITWi5pjm

— Pawan gupta (@pawangupta2006) October 24, 2021

No ball or a legal ball??#INDvPAK #T20WorldCup pic.twitter.com/rpOhXbwhbF

— Spartan (@iamsohail__1) October 24, 2021

No ball ?? pic.twitter.com/QpifVmGFsV

— harry 🚩 (@hariputtar2_0) October 24, 2021

No ball umpire is sleeping 😭😪😪#INDvPAK#TeamIndia pic.twitter.com/2u4rIvlQtp

— Keerthi Forever Shakhi ❤️🤩 (@keerthi199509) October 24, 2021

How in the world this not a no ball ? pic.twitter.com/aI3v3fryTe

— Mahesh 💫 (@CloudyCrick) October 24, 2021

What Happening @ICC Its Clearly show No ball #sky #IndvsPak pic.twitter.com/wF5YPsuhzv

— Latifur Raheman (@LatifurRaheman3) October 24, 2021

After being put in to bat by Pakistan captain Babar Azam, who won the toss, India were reduced to 6/2 with Afridi getting Rohit out LBW for a golden duck, followed by the wicket of Rahul. Suryakumar Yadav got a move on hitting a six and four to reach 11 before edging fast bowler Hasan Ali to wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan.

Virat Kohli played a captain's knock, scoring 57 runs in 49 balls to help India post 151/7 in 20 overs, setting a competitive target of 152 for Pakistan to chase.