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Mumbai vs Hyderabad Match Controversy Mumbai Indians defeated Sunrisers Hyderabad by 6 wickets. No ball controversy was discussed in the match when Zeeshan Ansari’s legal ball was called by the TV umpire. Mistake ball here …Read more
Ryan Ricelton was called back after Zeeshan Ansari was dismissed on the ball
Highlights
- Mumbai defeated Hyderabad by 6 wickets.
- Zeeshan Ansari’s ball was called no ball.
- Ricelton was called back at the behest of the TV umpire.
New Delhi. Every day in the Indian Premier League, something is happening exciting. First, there was a tremendous super over match between Rajasthan Royals and Delhi Capitals. Here the batsman returned after running out on free hit. Now no ball is in discussion in the match played between Mumbai Indians and Sunrisers Hyderabad. The ball on which the bowler was to get wickets, was accidentally given a free hit as a no ball.
In the match between Mumbai Indians and Hyderabad, the audience expected an exciting match. There was a thrill in the match but not because of the team but due to the mistake of the players. The Hyderabad team faced defeat once again after a bang win in the last match. Mumbai achieved the target of 163 runs from Hyderabad at the loss of 6 wickets in 18.1 overs.
Ryan Ricelton called back
Sunrisers Hyderabad captain Pat Cummins called Zeeshan Ansari in the 7th over of Mumbai’s innings. Ryan Ryyan Ricelton hit the 5th ball of the over and the ball captain Cummins caught. The team was celebrating the wicket. The batsmen had reached Dug out out of the field. Ryan Ricelton was called to bat back at the behest of the TV umpire.
How did Zeeshan’s league ball no happen
According to the rule, when a bowler sets his feet out of the line, it is considered a no ball. Even if they put foot on the side line, the ball is no. The same mistake was made against Rajasthan a day earlier from Delhi Capital bowler Mitchell Starc. Even if the ball is above the batsman’s waist, the ball is no. Zeeshan did not make any such mistake and according to the rules, the bowler’s ball was legal. Then why did the ball call the TV as no. Actually, when the ball was put, the globs of wicketkeeper Henry Klassen were in front of the wicket. According to the rule, the umpire called it no no and then Ryan Ricelton was called back even after returning out.
