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He wasn't playing a shot, he was padding up with his bat behind the pad.
Then he should have been given unless 3rd umpire thought that the batsman was playing a shot and gave benefit of the doubt in favor of batsman. Happens all the time against spinners - batsman pads up pretending to play at the ball with no real intention of doing so but the umpire thinks or assumes batsman was indeed trying to play a shot. In some cases it's subjective really, especially when the batsman has bat close to the pad. If the batsman was shouldering th bat, it would be a simple decision for the umpire to give.