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Review technology under fire again in third Ashes test

Snicko errors led to two key caught-behind decisions questioned; provider BBG Sports blamed human operator mistakes during the third Ashes Test.

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The 'Snicko' technology used in the Ashes came under fresh scrutiny during the third test on Thursday after England wicketkeeper Jamie Smith was dismissed caught behind despite the ball not appearing to have touched his bat.

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Review technology under fire again in third Ashes test

The 'Snicko' technology used in the Ashes came under fresh scrutiny during the third test on Thursday after England wicketkeeper Jamie Smith was dismissed caught behind despite the ball not appearing to have touched his bat.

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RTÉ broke the news in Ireland on Thursday, December 18, 2025.
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