DRS Glitch Sparks Ashes Fury: Carey Century After Operator Error

• England expressed frustration after a DRS technical glitch saved Australia's Alex Carey from dismissal on Day 1 of the third Ashes Test.
• Carey, initially given not out by umpire Ahsan Raza, went on to score a crucial 106 runs after the Snicko review failed to align sound with footage.
• BBG Sports, the Snicko operator, took full responsibility, admitting their operator selected the wrong stump mic for audio processing.
• England's bowling coach David Saker highlighted the costly nature of the decision, stating the team believes Carey hit the ball.
• The reprieve helped Australia finish Day 1 in a strong position at 326/8, while England, 0-2 down, faces immense pressure.

Why It Matters: DRS error allowed Alex Carey to score a century, sparking England's fury and operator's admission of fault.