Adelaide, Dec. 17 -- England were contemplating raising concerns with the match referee regarding the Snicko technology used in Australia, after its supplier admitted "full responsibility" for a potential procedural error on Day 1 of the ongoing third Ashes Test between Australia and England at the Adelaide Oval, as per ESPNcricinfo.

Australia's centurion Alex Carey was on 72 when he edged the first ball of the 63rd over, bowled by Josh Tongue, prompting an immediate caught-behind appeal from England's fielders, including wicketkeeper Jamie Smith. However, standing umpire Ahsan Raza ruled Carey not out on the field, and England promptly opted to review the decision.

The Real-Time Snickometer technology in Australia showed a noticeable s...