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Ashwin's horror in IPL, sticks like Dhawan in crease

During the bowling of Ashwin, a batsman standing on a non-striker's end left the crease and did not come out before the ball was thrown to take the run.

R in IPL After the match against Jos Buttler by Ashwin, there has been a panic in the legendary batters of the world. This is the reason why during the bowling of Ashwin, a non-striker standing on a stand without a batsman left the crease and did not come out before the ball was thrown to take the run.

Its winning example was seen on Saturdays during the match played between Delhi and Punjab. Actually, the Delhi team was batting. R Ashwin was ready for the third ball of the 12th over. In front was Shreyas Iyer who was fully prepared to play the shot. When Ashwin came to the ball and reached the crease after a runup and suddenly stopped, Shikhar Dhawan, standing at the non striker end, quickly went inside and into the crease after looking at Ashwin. After this he sat and saw the foot movement

However, in this over, another interesting sentence was found. Once again Ashwin came up for the third ball and put the ball to Aiyar. But as soon as he bowled the ball, Dhawan standing on non striker end made an interesting move to tease him. When this sentence was seen by people in the replays on the screen, they could not stop laughing.

Shikhar's dance moves on the crease https://t.co/sbB5VbVwSp via @ipl

— bishwa mohan mishra (@mohanbishwa) April 21, 2019

In fact, there was a shocking incident in the IPL match between Rajasthan Royals and Kings XI Punjab on March 25. Punjab skipper and bowler Ashwin bowled a non-striking edge and hit Jos Buttler at the non-striking edge to clear the tempering controversy. They did not even warn Butler before getting out. After this, the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), which was considered the guardian of cricket law, including veteran players, told Ashwin against this game of game spirit.

MCC said, "After reviewing the case, we do not think the game was under the spirit. We believe that Ashwin took a lot of time between reaching the crease and stopping it. In such a situation, the batsman expects the ball to be thrown. Butler thought that the ball was thrown and he was in his field.

At the same time, former Indian cricketer Madan Lal said that Ashwin should have avoided this. He said, "Looking at Ashwin's level and international career, I do not think he did the right thing. He is a very big player and such action is quite a small thing. If there was a replacement for Butler, Virat Kohli or any other Indian player would have been very critical. Such action is not part of the game. Ashwin is right in his place. But, they should not have done that. '

England captain Eoin Morgan said, "I can not believe what I saw. The wrong example was made for young players. Ashwin will definitely regret it. ' England player Jason Rai said, "Ashwin was a shocking behavior. Very disappointing. '

What is Mankading?

If the batsman standing at the other end of the match, if he comes out of the crease before leaving the ball with the hand of the bowler, then call him Mankading to run out. Among the Indians, Kapil Dev, Peter Kirsten of South Africa, was out from Mankading during the 1992-93 series. At the same time, in domestic cricket, spinner Murali Kartik was dismissed in the same manner in the Ranji Trophy match of Bengal's Sandeep Das.

72 years ago Venu Mankad had 'Manking'

On December 13, 1947, Vinoo Mankad scored Australia's batsman Bill Brown out. Mankad was bowled, as soon as Brown came out of the crease, Mankad pulled him out. In that tour Mankad dismissed Brown twice this way. Although Mankad had warned before being dismissed in the match. This method of run out is called informally called mocking.