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“You Are Trying To Steal”: Ravi Shastri’s Strong Take On Deepti Sharma-Charlie Dean Run Out Controversy | Cricket News
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“You Are Trying To Steal”: Ravi Shastri’s Strong Take On Deepti Sharma-Charlie Dean Run Out Controversy | Cricket News

[ad_1] Deepti Sharma's run out of Charlie Dean at the non-striker's end grabbed headlines.© AFPDeepti Sharma's run out of Charlie Dean at the non-striker's end, while the England batter was backing up during an ODI on September 25, grabbed the world cricket's attention. While the ICC has now made it legal to run out batters who back up too far, several former players questioned Deepti's act and said that it was against the spirit of the game. Now, former India coach Ravi Shastri has spoken in support of Deepti. In an interview with Fox Sports, Shastri said that if the batter is backing up too far then 'it is cheating'."My thoughts are very clear. It's a law. A batsman has no business to be wandering out of his crease before the ball is bowled. And the law in cricket says that if you are ...
“Deepti Was Never Thinking About Bowling That Ball”: Anderson On Charlie Dean’s Run-Out | Cricket News
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“Deepti Was Never Thinking About Bowling That Ball”: Anderson On Charlie Dean’s Run-Out | Cricket News

[ad_1] Former England pacer James Anderson has said that running-out the non-striker when he or she is backing up too far ahead when the bowler has not even delivered the ball is not a "legitimate dismissal" in his opinion. In the third and final women's ODI between India and England, Deepti Sharma had run Charlie Dean out, and ever since then, this mode of dismissal is being widely debated within the cricket fraternity."Well, you know what? I thought, I knew we were going to talk about this today. So, on the train, on the way down, I thought 'right, I'm going to just get my thoughts together and try and eloquently lay my views out for everyone'. Within 30 seconds of thinking about it, I was fuming. It just infuriates me those people, I mean it infuriates me just because I think it's bec...
“They Always Play Victim Card”: Ravichandran Ashwin’s Take On Deepti Sharma Run-Out Saga | Cricket News
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“They Always Play Victim Card”: Ravichandran Ashwin’s Take On Deepti Sharma Run-Out Saga | Cricket News

[ad_1] The running out of Charlie Dean by Deepti Sharma at the non-striker's end during the Lord's ODI last week is still being talked about, and fans and pundits are still debating whether this particular mode of dismissal is in 'spirit of cricket'. Ravichandran Ashwin, who had also run-out Jos Buttler during the 2019 Indian Premier League in the same fashion, on Saturday spoke about the entire incident, saying he sees this particular mode of dismissal as "bowlers revolution".Speaking on his YouTube channel, Ashwin spoke about the subject matter in detail, and before directly speaking about the incident, the off-spinner said: "In the beginning, the whole world saw it that way. But now, most of them have started realising that the bowlers didn't commit any crime there. Many of them have ...
Ben Stokes’ Retort To Harsha Bhogle’s Criticism Of English Media Over Deepti Sharma’s Run-Out | Cricket News
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Ben Stokes’ Retort To Harsha Bhogle’s Criticism Of English Media Over Deepti Sharma’s Run-Out | Cricket News

[ad_1] A day after Harsha Bhogle put out a strongly worded Twitter thread criticising the English media for spreading "vitriol" towards Deepti Sharma after her run-out of Charlie Dean at Lord's, England Test captain Ben Stokes took to the social media platform to respond to the commentator. In his thread, Harsha Bhogle had written about how the English criticising the running out of a non-striker for backing up too far could be a "culture thing", something that Stokes refuted in his replies."Harsha ... bringing culture into peoples opinion over a Mankad?" Stokes wrote in one of his tweets."Harsha .. 2019 WC final was over 2 years ago, I still till this day revive countless messages calling me all sorts from Indian fans, does this disturb you? (sic)" he asked in another."Is this a culture...
Harsha Bhogle Slams English Media For Targeting Deepti Sharma Over Run-Out | Cricket News
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Harsha Bhogle Slams English Media For Targeting Deepti Sharma Over Run-Out | Cricket News

[ad_1] The debate over running the non-striker out for backing up too far has intensified ever since Deepti Sharma dismissed England's Charlie Dean in that fashion to seal India's 3-0 ODI series win at Lord's. England players, both current and former, as well as other experts in the British media have been very vocal in their criticism of the mode of dismissal, invoking 'the spirit of cricket', even though the MCC - the custodians of the laws of the game - has been firm in supporting it as a legitimate mode of dismissal.Indian commentator Harsha Bhogle took to Twitter on Friday to criticise English media over their take on the incident.Bhogle wrote a long thread outlining his views.I find it very disturbing that a very large section of the media in England is asking questions of a girl w...
“Noticing From Last Couple Of Games…”: Harmanpreet Kaur On Deepti Sharma’s Run-Out vs England | Cricket News
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“Noticing From Last Couple Of Games…”: Harmanpreet Kaur On Deepti Sharma’s Run-Out vs England | Cricket News

[ad_1] The third and final ODI between India women and England women caused quite a stir after Deepti Sharma ran out Charlie Dean at the non-striker's end after she ventured too far ahead out of the crease even when the ball was not delivered by Deepti. The 'spirit of cricket' debate once again erupted after that, and fans and pundits are still debating on this particular mode of dismissal. After reaching India, Deepti revealed that Team India gave Dean warnings, but upon noticing that she was still going out of her crease, the team decided to run her out.However, England captain Heather Knight, who missed the series with injury, on Twitter said that Team India did not give any warnings and they should not be "lying".So, it was pretty clear that Harmanpreet would be asked about this ahea...
“Should Get Rid Of Them”: Moeen Ali On Run Outs At Non-Striker’s End | Cricket News
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“Should Get Rid Of Them”: Moeen Ali On Run Outs At Non-Striker’s End | Cricket News

[ad_1] England all-rounder Moeen Ali was the latest to add his two cents to the discussion on running the non-striker out for backing up too much. The mode of dismissal has been at the heart of a heated debate ever since Deepti Sharma ran Charlie Dean out to seal India's 3-0 ODI series win in England. Moeen Ali, the England men's team vice-captain in white-ball cricket, suggested that the dismissal be made illegal and recommended other ways to tackle the problem of batters stealing ground."No it's not my thing. I don't think I'll ever do it unless I was really angry with someone," Moeen Ali was quoted as saying by The Telegraph."It's in the laws and there's nothing illegal so people that do it have the right, but I just hope it doesn't become a common thing, or something that's regularly...
“Instead Of Intense Debates..”: Kapil Dev Suggests A “Better Solution” After Deepti Sharma’s Run-Out Of Charlie Dean | Cricket News
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“Instead Of Intense Debates..”: Kapil Dev Suggests A “Better Solution” After Deepti Sharma’s Run-Out Of Charlie Dean | Cricket News

[ad_1] File photo of Kapil Dev.© AFPIndia women defeated England women in the third and final ODI at Lord's to clean sweep the series 3-0. It was the last international match for legendary pacer Jhulan Goswami but it was India's Deepti Sharma who hogged more limelight in the game. The all-rounder had run out England batter Charlie Dean at the non-striker's end during her bowling. The fall of Dean's wicket saw England being bundled out for 153 runs and India thus won the tight match by a margin of 16 runs.Though India ended up on the winning side, the move from Deepti to run out Charlie at the non-striker's end sparked controversy. While many came in support of the player by stating that it is well within the laws of the game, others lashed out at the player and called it "unfair".Amid on...
“No Warnings Were Given”: England Cricketer’s Big Allegation Post Deepti Sharma Run-Out Of Charlotte Dean | Cricket News
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“No Warnings Were Given”: England Cricketer’s Big Allegation Post Deepti Sharma Run-Out Of Charlotte Dean | Cricket News

[ad_1] On Saturday, the third and final ODI between India women and England women came to an controversial end after all-rounder Deepti Sharma ran out Charlie Dean at the non-striker end as the batter was backing up too far ahead when the ball was about to be released. This helped India defeat England by 16 runs in the third and final ODI to clinch the series 3-0. On Monday, after reaching India, Deepti revealed that her side gave warnings to Dean, but when they saw her still venturing out of her crease, they decided to run her out."It was our plan because she was leaving the crease repeatedly. We have even warned her. So, whatever we did was according to the rules and regulations," Deepti Sharma said."We had told the umpires too. But she was still doing it, so we had no other option," s...
“Had Given Warning”: Deepti Sharma On Charlie Dean’s Run Out At Non-Striker’s End During India vs England ODI | Cricket News
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“Had Given Warning”: Deepti Sharma On Charlie Dean’s Run Out At Non-Striker’s End During India vs England ODI | Cricket News

[ad_1] Deepti ran Charlie out at the non-striker's end as she was backing up.© TwitterIndian women's cricketer Deepti Sharma's run out of England's Charlie Dean, that sealed India's win in the third ODI at Lord's on Saturday, has divided the cricket world. Deepti ran Charlie out at the non-striker's end as she was backing up. Some say it was against the spirit of cricket while others are saying that what the Indian cricketer was doing was well within the rules. The centre of all the debate - Deepti - has now revealed that prior warning was given to the England batter before she was finally run out for backing up."It was our plan because she was leaving the crease repeatedly. We have even warned her. So, whatever we did was according to the rules and regulations," Deepti Sharma said. "We ...