Leg­endary West In­di­an bats­man and Ja­maican crick­et icon Lawrence Rowe has voiced his frus­tra­tion over ques­tion­able um­pir­ing de­ci­sions that he be­lieves sig­nif­i­cant­ly im­pact­ed the West In­dies in the first Test against Aus­tralia in Bar­ba­dos.

Speak­ing on iS­ports on i95.5 FM with host An­dre Er­rol Bap­tiste on Sat­ur­day, Rowe point­ed to South African third um­pire Adri­an Hold­stock’s con­tro­ver­sial calls as a ma­jor turn­ing point in the match.

De­spite the as­sis­tance of re­play tech­nol­o­gy, at least three de­ci­sions went against the home side, leav­ing the West In­dies camp deeply ag­griev­ed.