During a recent match between Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and Gujarat Titans, the dismissal of RCB captain Rajat Patidar ignited controversy over a catch taken by Jason Holder. RCB players, including Virat Kohli and head coach Andy Flower, expressed their frustration, arguing that Holder was not in complete control of the catch as he dived and slid. Kohli was visibly upset and engaged in discussions with match officials regarding the decision. Former Indian cricketer Aakash Chopra supported RCB's stance, referencing Clause 33.3 of the MCC Laws of Cricket, which states that a catch is only valid when a fielder has complete control over both the ball and their movement. Chopra argued that replays indicated the ball touched the ground during Holder's attempt. Additionally, Dodda Ganesh, another former cricketer, criticized the umpires for their decision, suggesting it disrupted RCB's momentum. The incident raises questions about the effectiveness of umpiring decisions in modern cricket, especially with advanced technology available for review.