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Umpire Greg Davidson has stolen the show in the Big Bash League game between the Melbourne Renegades and the Adelaide Strikers.

Chasing 156 to win their first game of the season, the Renegades were 6/113 in the 17th over when Rashid Khan trapped Beau Webster on the pads.

It looked out, and the umpire agreed, initially anyway, here's how it played out 👇

👃 Greg Davidson with a bit of an itchy schnoz at Marvel Stadium #nosegate #BBL09 pic.twitter.com/m3M772Atox

In the end, the right decision was made as Webster did get an inside edge on it, as Davidson explains below.

The Strikers won the game by 18 runs to move to the top of the ladder and while Rashid Khan didn't get the decision in this instance, he was still man of the match, taking 2/15 off his four overs.