Strange DRS reversal raises eyebrows

Surely the ball couldn't have turned so much..

Elliott was adjudged LBW off the bowling of off-spinner Glenn Maxwell by umpire Kumar Dharmasena, only for the Hawkeye to reverse the decision upon review. The ball looked like it would hit middle and leg easily after hitting Elliott in front of the middle stump, but the ball tracking system had a completely different story to say - which led to a series of trolls on Twitter.

Value of DRS Wow missing by miles.... #ausvnz” pic.twitter.com/gyEkPWxNj9
— Jameshubert  (@ImJames_) March 29, 2015

That looked horribly like guesswork by Dharmasena...
— Lawrence Booth (@the_topspin) March 29, 2015

'I'm not sure Maxwell can spin the ball that much' - @ajarrodkimber #CWC15
— Daniel Brettig (@danbrettig) March 29, 2015

dharmasena has been denied his second world cup final wicket http://t.co/rvK6IfNEvv #CWC15Final #AUSvNZ
— Gaurav Kalra (@gauravkalra75) March 29, 2015

Looked out really. Leg stump was showing, no sign of turn earlier. But DRS 1-0 rest of us.
— Aayush Sidd (@slicesofIife) March 29, 2015

"Never knew a 'Missing leg' would give so much so joy to a crowd of thousands" ~Land mine victim
— Gabbbar (@GabbbarSingh) March 29, 2015

Every time it happens, the BCCI stand on ball tracking stands vindicated
— Shrikant Subramanian (@HomerOpines) March 29, 2015

Dhritharashtra, still a better ump than Kumar Dharmasena!
— Srini Mama (@SriniMama16) March 29, 2015

Kumar Dharmasena's Aadharma reversed..
— Shubham (@BeingCricketFan) March 29, 2015

I just went 40 seconds without breathing.
— Jimmy Neesham (@JimmyNeesh) March 29, 2015

Dharmasena expression was best. As if he was thinking: I would have appealed for that and been deeply upset if the umpire said not out
— Sidvee (@sidvee) March 29, 2015