THE STORY
During the first Ashes Test at Trent Bridge on July 12, 2013, England's Stuart Broad edged a delivery from Australia's Ashton Agar to first slip, where Michael Clarke caught the ball. Umpire Aleem Dar ruled 'not out,' and Broad chose not to walk, as Australia had no reviews remaining. Broad continued his innings, contributing 65 runs to England's 14-run victory.
TEAMS / PEOPLE:
Stuart Broad
WHY IT MATTERS
The incident sparked significant debate over sportsmanship and the 'spirit of cricket,' with Broad's decision dividing opinions and leading to criticism from Australian coach Darren Lehmann.