NEW DELHI: Sri Lanka’s Angelo Mathews grew to become the primary batsman in worldwide cricket historical past to be dismissed “timed out” as controversy engulfed a World Cup match in opposition to Bangladesh in New Delhi on Monday.We have a look at 5 different uncommon cricket dismissals:
During India’s tour of Australia, Vinoo Mankad had warned Australian opener Bill Brownagainst backing up too far on the non-striker’s finish throughout a warm-up recreation on the Sydney Cricket Ground.When that recommendation was ignored, Mankad ran him out.
A month later, within the first Test on the identical floor, Mankad once more ran out Brown, this time with no warning, sparking a debate concerning the equity of such dismissals that continues to at the present time and has led to them being labelled ‘Mankads’.
Australia batsman Andrew Hilditch grew to become the primary non-striker to be given out ‘dealt with the ball’ throughout an acrimonious Test in opposition to Pakistan.
Hilditch picked up a wayward throw that had gone onto the pitch and handed the ball again to Sarfraz Nawaz.
The Pakistan paceman appealed and the umpire, below the Laws of Cricket, needed to give Hilditch out.
There have been ideas Sarfraz’s act had been in retaliation for Pakistan No 11 Sikander Bakht being run out on the bowler’s finish whereas backing up too far.
Pakistan all-rounder Asif Iqbal, who performed within the match, mentioned: “There was no need for us to stoop so low as to appeal against Hilditch for handling the ball as a non-striker.”
‘Timed out’ solely entered cricket’s regulation e book in 1980 and has remained a comparatively uncommon type of dismissal ever since.
One notably uncommon case passed off throughout a South African home match in 2002.
Fast bowler Vasbert Drakes was chosen to play for Border in opposition to Free State in East London. He had been taking part in for West Indies within the Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka however thought he might arrive in South Africa in time, just for his flight from Colombo to be delayed severely. Drakes missed out on batting however did take a few wickets on the second day.
Seam bowler AJ Harris strained a groin muscle taking part in for Nottinghamshire in opposition to Durham University at Trent Bridge and did not count on to bat.
But the scenario modified as Chris Read closed in on 100. Harris — and his runner — began to get modified when the No 10 batsman went on. But the tailender was out third ball and by the point Harris had hobbled down the pavilion steps, he met the umpires and gamers coming the opposite method, with Read, stranded on 94 not out.
Harris had exceeded the then stipulated three minutes for his arrival on the crease.
“No one appealed,” he recalled, “but I was given out nonetheless.”
Lord’s erupted in fury following the controversial exit of England batsman Jonny Bairstow over the past day of this yr’s second Ashes Test.
Spectators have been incensed following an incident the place Australia wicketkeeper Alex Carey threw the ball on the stumps after Bairstow walked out of his crease, pondering the ball was lifeless.
The umpires had no selection however to substantiate the dismissal.
But that was not the top of the matter.
The vacationers have been confronted within the pavilion at Lord’s, the headquarters of the MCC, as they returned to their dressing room for lunch.
A flashpoint between Australian batsmen Usman Khawaja and David Warner and MCC members was caught by tv cameras.
MCC subsequently expelled one member following the ugly altercation.
During India’s tour of Australia, Vinoo Mankad had warned Australian opener Bill Brownagainst backing up too far on the non-striker’s finish throughout a warm-up recreation on the Sydney Cricket Ground.When that recommendation was ignored, Mankad ran him out.
A month later, within the first Test on the identical floor, Mankad once more ran out Brown, this time with no warning, sparking a debate concerning the equity of such dismissals that continues to at the present time and has led to them being labelled ‘Mankads’.
Australia batsman Andrew Hilditch grew to become the primary non-striker to be given out ‘dealt with the ball’ throughout an acrimonious Test in opposition to Pakistan.
Hilditch picked up a wayward throw that had gone onto the pitch and handed the ball again to Sarfraz Nawaz.
The Pakistan paceman appealed and the umpire, below the Laws of Cricket, needed to give Hilditch out.
There have been ideas Sarfraz’s act had been in retaliation for Pakistan No 11 Sikander Bakht being run out on the bowler’s finish whereas backing up too far.
Pakistan all-rounder Asif Iqbal, who performed within the match, mentioned: “There was no need for us to stoop so low as to appeal against Hilditch for handling the ball as a non-striker.”
‘Timed out’ solely entered cricket’s regulation e book in 1980 and has remained a comparatively uncommon type of dismissal ever since.
One notably uncommon case passed off throughout a South African home match in 2002.
Fast bowler Vasbert Drakes was chosen to play for Border in opposition to Free State in East London. He had been taking part in for West Indies within the Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka however thought he might arrive in South Africa in time, just for his flight from Colombo to be delayed severely. Drakes missed out on batting however did take a few wickets on the second day.
Seam bowler AJ Harris strained a groin muscle taking part in for Nottinghamshire in opposition to Durham University at Trent Bridge and did not count on to bat.
But the scenario modified as Chris Read closed in on 100. Harris — and his runner — began to get modified when the No 10 batsman went on. But the tailender was out third ball and by the point Harris had hobbled down the pavilion steps, he met the umpires and gamers coming the opposite method, with Read, stranded on 94 not out.
Harris had exceeded the then stipulated three minutes for his arrival on the crease.
“No one appealed,” he recalled, “but I was given out nonetheless.”
Lord’s erupted in fury following the controversial exit of England batsman Jonny Bairstow over the past day of this yr’s second Ashes Test.
Spectators have been incensed following an incident the place Australia wicketkeeper Alex Carey threw the ball on the stumps after Bairstow walked out of his crease, pondering the ball was lifeless.
The umpires had no selection however to substantiate the dismissal.
But that was not the top of the matter.
The vacationers have been confronted within the pavilion at Lord’s, the headquarters of the MCC, as they returned to their dressing room for lunch.
A flashpoint between Australian batsmen Usman Khawaja and David Warner and MCC members was caught by tv cameras.
MCC subsequently expelled one member following the ugly altercation.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com