There were at least 7 blatantly wrong decisions against India whereas there was only one such against Australia (and even this - Ponting given out - had come after one wrong decision in his favour).
Can the wrong decisions still be called 'mistakes' ??
The ideal response to the general merriment in Australia now would be for the BCCI to officially make a very strong statement against the umpiring - merely making a formal complaint is hardly that - and let it be known to the Australian public and media that what will be remembered of this test would be it's decisively biased umpiring and not Australia's record equalling victory !!
