In an unusual event between Wednesday’s IPL match Sunrisers Hyderabad And despite no clear contact between Mumbai Indians, SRH wicketkeeper-better Ishaan Kishan, Bat and Ball, Deepak left after delivery from four, causing his dismissal between his batting collapse in Hyderabad.
Left -arm Kishan, who scored his first run in the last over, tried to play a delivery from four, which was flowing from the leg.
MI wicketkeeper Ryan Ricelton collected the ball, but neither he nor the bowler was caught behind. On-field umpire Vinod Seshan was a detailed indication.
Unexpectedly, Kishan went away, indicating that he handed over the ball to the keeper, inspiring Seshan to raise his finger for dismissal.
MI captain Hardik Pandya, who made a half-hearted appeal, praised Kishan’s gesture, patting him on his helmets and shoulders.
Repley analysis showed that there is no contact between the bat and the ball, showing no spikes with the ultrasses as the ball passed with the left -handed bat.
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While the batsmen usually find out when they have pushed the ball, the decision was especially important given SRH’s ninth position and favorable batting position on the numeral table. Kishan’s dismissal fought SRH at 9/2 in the third over.
“You think you have seen all this after all these years and still I should accept the dismissal of Ishan Kishan.”
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