Bizarre! Batter Ruled Not Out After Bails Stay On Despite Middle-Stump Being Knocked Back in Australian Club Cricket Match, Fans React
In an extremely lucky escape, the batter was given not out despite his middle stump being knocked back. Interestingly though, both the bails on the stumps stayed on despite the middle-stump being pushed back.
In a bizarre turn of events, a batter was given not out by the umpire despite his middle stump being knocked back, during a club cricket match in Australia. This rare incident is said to have happened in a match between Ginninderra Cricket Club and West District Cricket Club in ACT Premier Cricket. The picture of the disturbed stumps has gone viral on social media and quite interestingly, the umpire's decision to give not out turned out to be right as none of the two bails were dislodged. According to MCC's Law 29, a batter is out when, "The wicket is broken when at least one bail is completely removed from the top of the stumps, or one or more stumps is removed from the ground.” Fans have reacted to this picture after it went viral on social media. BBL 2023-24 Match Abandoned Due to Unsafe Pitch, Play Called Off in Melbourne Renegades vs Perth Scorchers After 6.5 Overs.
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'Once in A Lifetime'
'Some Kind of Sorcery'
'Not Out'
'Robbed'
'Bails Not Dislodged'
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