Starc’s frustration boiled over when another controversial Snicko call went against Australia. Caught on the stump microphone, the left-armer did not hold back.

Australian cricketer Mitchell Starc has publicly criticized the 'Snicko' technology following a contentious incident involving England's Jamie Smith during the Ashes Test.

The ongoing Ashes 2025 series in Australia has sparked fresh discussions about one of cricket’s most relied-upon technologies: the Snickometer. It was during the Adelaide Test that both England and Australia really started to question the reliability of this system.

England bowling coach David Saker speaks to the media during a press conference following the end of day one of the third Ashes Test against Australia at the Adelaide Oval. England will consider raising concerns over the accuracy of the ‘Snickometer’ technology after Australia’s Alex Carey admitted he got lucky on his way to a crucial century in Adelaide.

Discover the events of the Jamie Smith Snicko controversy that unfolded at the Adelaide Oval. Was the decision justified?

EURO 2024 is well underway – and there will be a new bit of technology in use for the first time at a major football tournament. Germany are the hosts this year as they look to win the European Championship for the first time since 1996. Please provide a ...

The “Snickometer” ignited immediate controversy at Euro 2024 after a Belgium goal was disallowed in a decision branded “b-----t” by Gary Lineker. Football’s equivalent of the system used in cricket has been introduced this year and swiftly drew ...

BRISBANE, Australia (AP) Host broadcaster Channel 9 and developers of the real-time Snickometer have reached an agreement to include the technology among the Decision Review System tools available for umpires during the Ashes series. Snickometer ...

In a dramatic moment during the fifth day of the fourth Test at Melbourne, Pat Cummins successfully reviewed a caught behind decision, getting Yashasvi Jaiswal out for 84 runs. Despite Snickometer showing no spike, the third umpire relied on visual ...

Carey survived a caught-behind review despite a disputed spike on the Snickometer, prompting England to question the reliability of the technology used in the series | ESPN.com