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To err is human: Bucknor

AFP, Montego Bay
Embattled cricket umpire Steve Bucknor expressed disappointment Monday in being sent home from the Test series between India and Australia.
Bucknor said, "I was disappointed that I am not continuing the tour between Australia and India, in Australia. But I respect ICC’s authority in the matter."
"To err is human, to forgive divine, as the old saying goes.
"However, I consider it a sad day to see umpires sidelined after making only two wrong decisions out of a record of 35 appeals."
The ICC dumped Bucknor, a West Indian umpire, after India complaints over his performance in last week's Sydney Test match won by Australia.
Several wrong decisions by Bucknor swung the odds against the Indians.
Bucknor the most experienced Test umpire in the Elite Panel made a quiet return home to Jamaica over the weekend, managing to elude the glare of the local press
and a group that had planned to meet him at the airport to show their support for him.
The 61 year-old Bucknor, a former FIFA referee, whose contract runs out in March has had a glittering cricket career where he set several records including standing in 120 Test and five straight ICC Cricket World Cup finals including the most recent hosted by the West Indies.
Bucknor was replaced by New Zealand's Billy Bowden for the third Test which starts Wednesday and runs through the 20th.
Bucknor's removal was announced by ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed who also acknowledged that some people would be unhappy given India had requested Bucknor be stood down.
"I can understand that people will take that view," he said.
"It is an extraordinary set of circumstances and we want to take some of the tension out of the situation."
He was confident Bucknor would umpire again at Test level.
Published reports estimated that as many as eight of 11 questionable decisions made by Bucknor and fellow umpire Mark Benson went against India.