Controversy continued for a long time on run out. (Photo-PTI)
Muneeba ali run out controversy: There was a big controversy during the match between India and Pakistan in the ICC Women's ODI World Cup. Because of this, the match stayed for some time. The captain of the team became very angry due to the run out of the Pakistan women's team opener and she clashed with the umpire. This run out was quite disputed, due to which there was a debate between Pakistan captain Fatima Sana and umpire for a long time. Its video is also becoming quite viral on social media.
In this match Indian women's team Could score only 247 runs in 50 overs. The Pakistani team soon got the first blow to chase this goal. This shock also became the reason for a controversy. This incident happened on the last ball of the fourth over. This ball of Kranti Gaur hit opener Muniba Ali's pad. On this, Kranti appealed for LBW, but the umpire refused.
Meanwhile, Muniba Ali had gone out of the crease. On this, Deepti Sharma threw the stumps. During this time, Muniba put his bat on the ground, but when the ball hit the stumps, his bat got up a little from the ground. During this time his body was out of the crease. On this, the third umpire gave him out. Muniba was not happy on this decision.
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During this time, Pakistan's captain present outside the field Fatima Sana She was surprised at this decision and started arguing with the fourth umpire present there. Because of this, Muniba stood inside the ground for some time. The Pakistani team was not clearly happy with this decision.
Her argument was that Muniba had placed her bat on the ground and since she did not want to take runs, she should be given not out, but the umpire maintained her decision and Muniba had to return to the pavilion. This run out has given rise to a controversy.
According to Rule 30.1 of the ICC, if the ball or body of the batsman remains outside the crease during the ball stumps, he will be given a run out. According to Rule 30.1.2, if the batsman does not keep his bat inside the crease and his body is outside the crease, then he will be run out. The batsman has to live inside the crease until the ball is dead. Muniba Ali was given out because he lifted his bat as soon as he hit the stumps of the ball and his body was out of the crease.
