Dramatic Finish To ODI | England Women vs India Women

A classic ODI between England Women and India Women, which ended in a dramatic finish.
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[@VIKAS-lr4vg]

Ashwin sister 😂😂

[@NehaSharma-yx2nw]

Aur jo out hui wo buttler ki sister

[@dmssbbpa7532]

No Ashwin's Sister in law...

[@johanbotha1665]

Kapil Dev move

[@SauceOnChickenBall]

It's called cricket, because when you explain the game, everyone is silent.

[@shijupaul2930]

പറയിപ്പിക്കണായി ഓരോ പൂഊഊ കൾ

[@MRKRG9]

I feel like I'm playing a game of "cups" on Friends lol

[@GALTEGOBAYMICOMEFROM]

Hilarious

[@JohnC-kc5uh]

Or no one there at all

[@surgprep1]

😂

[@HelloMyNamesNino]

For a country that invented the game they sure have trouble remembering the rules

[@nxxynx5039]

Pulling obscure unsportsmanlike rules is disappointing for both nations with a love of the sport.

[@pradeeptachattopadhyay570]

In the game of robbing worldwide treasures, they forget many things

[@akashgautam3173]

Inhi hrkato ki vjh se ind woman aaj tk koi world Cup nhi jeet payi

[@vinayjv]

​@@pradeeptachattopadhyay570very true. Arrogant and incompetent Brits

[@burboniciousdelicious]

I am a Proud Indian but what Deepti did was unacceptable. There’s a thing called spirit of the game, people like you won’t understand. If we start applying doing such thing to other sports we simply just can’t enjoy any sport. Imagine all 11 players passing the ball to each other only and not trying to score in a football game, there wouldn’t be any goal but would you enjoy such thing?

[@scotlove7350]

For those wondering the runner on the side was called out, NOT the batter. The call would be similar like in Baseball when you leave the bag early and the pitcher throws you out.

[@blackstarafro2]

It was hard to see the other player on the side😂

[@scotteddy2185]

Ty, best answer I've seen and totally made sense!

[@davidbagan5067]

So what you really mean is. For those Americans wondering............. 😁

[@gcitser1527]

In baseball this would be a balk.

[@LaKoeps]

​@@davidbagan5067nah every single country doesn't get what's going on here xD

[@YouTubeDoctorr]

Ashwin laughing at the corner 😂 Buttler crying in the corner 😂

[@abdulshakur3981]

sister of aswin

[@YouTubeDoctorr]

​@@abdulshakur3981😂

[@arsalanasghar901]

No sportsman spirit shown by indian player she went low because she knew she can't take her wicket

[@rockinggirl4600]

​@@arsalanasghar901yes you are right

[@sateeshb5653]

​@@arsalanasghar901as per rule bats man should not cross the line before releasing the bowl ...rule is rule rule for all ...must be careful when ur playing

[@Fixin-To]

“That’s just not Cricket!” Old Boys knew the phrase would come in useful eventually.

[@rossradtke]

Admittedly, I have only watched a few games of cricket, but runners leaving early happened all the time. Seems to definitely be a part of the game.

[@richardcook9063]

Actually that IS cricket 🏏

[@ravindrakariyawasam2582]

yes of cao

[@Sqweegi]

​@rossradtke so is the move the bowler did. Its also a part of the game but its actually in the rules.

[@rossradtke]

@Sqweegi It took me a moment to figure out that people were actually mad at the bowler.

[@BipityBopity93]

For those of you who don’t know what happened, the pitcher stepped over the line, turned around, and hit the thing which resulted to the crowd booing.

[@erictrumpler9652]

Is the crowd booing the bowler or the runner who left the crease too early?

[@Tsunamiash80]

@@erictrumpler9652 Its seen a "ungentlemanly" to stump someone like that. When I was playing 20 years ago it was adequate to have a word with the batsman and if they persisted in leaving themselves open to it like that you would stump them.

[@dinosaur6756]

Lol.

[@erictrumpler9652]

@Tsunamiash80 How do you know this batsman hadn't been spoken to?.... it was stated that this batsman had shown a clear propensity for leaving the crease early. Why shouldn't leaving the crease early be considered "ungentlemanly" as well?

[@Tsunamiash80]

@@erictrumpler9652 I don't know. I have no opinion on this one as I don't have all of the facts. (something 99% of people should respond to 99% of videos!). Stealing a few yards occasionally isn't frowned upon too badly but if it's obvious and there's been no warning as a bowler I just stopped my run. That is enough to let batsman know they were taking liberties without actually stumping them. I would also consider doing that a couple of times as fair warning,

[@shauncrome7100]

People saying it's not in the spirit are forgetting that stealing extra distance as a batter is also not within the spirit so. Fair play

[@tomben6180]

Come off it, she was leaving ever so slightly early. The done thing is to give a warning as a bowler, and the captain should have called her back. I only play village cricket but our keeper stumped someone who had come had come out his crease to attend the wicket too early and I called him back. It’s a shameful act.

[@oxensoren]

It's a moral code, dickwad. Sorry you weren't brought up with any.

[@psychologicalprojectionist]

She gave her an age to make up her ground. It didn't look like she tried. When I was a lad, I did this as a bowler and I was mindful as a batter. It's part of the game!

[@carloisaac9441]

@@tomben6180cry more 🤡 watch it real time instead of slow mo

[@bernardbarry447]

only after 1 warning.

[@bevinroue5788]

What I love about cricket is that even after someone explains to me what happened, I still don't understand what happened.

[@rambhaskar6728]

Maybe you have to accept that you're not smart enough to understand a sport understood and enjoyed the most around the world after football?

[@je5304]

@@rambhaskar6728 throw rock to hit little stick off top of tall sticks... use big flat stick to hit rock away and protect little stick. That explain the premise of your superior intellectual sport?

[@rambhaskar6728]

@@je5304 I'm not the one who said they didn't get what was going on. And this is a comment I've heard multiple times before. I'm with you, I think cricket is a pretty intuitive game that is much easier to understand than baseball. Also, due to its history of the gentleman's game, many of the rules are more unwritten rules rathee than explicit ones.

[@jamesmangan9879]

😊

[@jsam2025]

😅😅😅😅

[@sachinrana1722]

Sorry English 😅 Aaj lagaan pura huwa

[@addy14369]

Ashwin be like : Duguna lagaan lega✌😂

[@akashparshive9727]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂sahi kaha bhai

[@dineshgupta8929]

O palanhare

[@addy14369]

@@dineshgupta8929 nirgun o nyare😇💓

[@divyanshushakya7320]

Baagbaan Bechari ko rula diya na ❤

[@blah987t5]

For all non cricket people: i think the person on the right with a bat (non striker) wasn't supposed to cross that white line (leaving the crease) until after the pitcher (bowler) had released the ball. I think.

[@blah987t5]

The controversy seems hitting the electronic post thingie (following the rules) instead of warning the non hitting batter (spirit of the game) to not leave the crease, as it seems to be custom to do. What confuses Americans is taking advantage of the rule is fully accepted whereas the British following unwritten rules is expected? I think?

[@baldazzeagle]

thank u for explaining

[@ndld4955]

​@@baldazzeaglesame Mm whats "the crease" if u know .. Sorry haven't got a clue about cricket... But I'm curious 🤔

[@divyapratapsingh8006]

@@ndld4955 the white line on the pitch which is marked on at both ends of it..,.on batsman's end it's to restrict him from going out of it(both foots and bat) however if he does so; and keeper receives the ball he could uproot the stumps on his end. And on the bowling end it is to prevent the bowler from bowling a no ball(either of the foot should be inside the line) HOWEVER,IT IS ALSO USED TO SEE IF NON STRIKER BATSMAN WAS INSIDE IT BEFORE THE BOWLER BOWLED THE BOWL(if he wasn't the bowler could mankand him like this ) Btw there are also certain rules for everything in this process Hope you got to learn about batting crease and bowling crease😃

[@spikc2004]

@@ndld4955the area before the white line.

[@drv5556]

And now they are "Celebrating" together.😊❤❤

[@ozComputerguy]

Mankad: The term “Mankading" is named after Vinoo Mankad because of an incident that occurred during India's tour of Australia in 1947-48. In the second Test match of the series, Mankad ran out Bill Brown, the Australian opening batsman, at the non-striker's end as he was backing up before the ball was bowled.12 Apr 2023

[@hasan_z]

Lol copy and paste with the date too

[@anoopashok387]

​@@hasan_zSo what? He just let us know the history behind the Mankad. Thanks @ozComputerguy

[@sumanthadlagatta]

Mankad is no more to be used This kind of dismissal is treated as run out from now onwards

[@chandrasarat5692]

Memories of cricket 🏏

[@chandrasarat5692]

Thank you for recollecting legendary crickets on this occasion.History repeated between the same nations.

[@mayureshsawant6079]

Kabhi Lagan movie dekh lena 😂

[@plantking2.049]

Indain jhatu hote hi he pahale galat movie banayenge fir sale usi raste par chalenge

[@Ajay_Kumar-uq8rd]

Yes, it is a fictional narrative. We should have a similar movie between vedic and non vedic natives.

[@SajjadAli-pf7qe]

​@@Ajay_Kumar-uq8rd😊 Dr

[@ahmedhusain5249]

Ye saly kafir apni ukat btany ko baz nai aty

[@satishkushanna8823]

Lagan ka revenge leliya 😂

[@HarshNigam444]

“Rules are Rules” 💀

[@arbeenamirza6967]

chup

[@HarshNigam444]

@@arbeenamirza6967 Nikal

[@arbeenamirza6967]

@@HarshNigam444 kha p😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@_Its_J]

Can you please explain the rules?

[@richardhunter403]

Cricket does not have rules. It has laws.

[@reeceyp1972]

Shocking piece of sportsmanship

[@surfaceten510n]

Very unsporting when her foot foul would have made it a no ball by over stepping the crease.

[@justinsewpaul720]

@@surfaceten510nno balls are judged by the heel of your foot not the toe. Your whole foot needs to be past the crease in order for it to be declared a no ball. Just to let you know as well ,it’s also very bad sportsmanship to be stealing distance on the pitch before a ball is bowled on the batters behalf

[@elvishraosahab01]

Rules are rules 😂🎉🎉

[@Aernuhan]

Your fu*King rules 🤣 fu*iing india

[@hafizkhalid394]

What a bullshit dirty tricks by the Indian women player😡😡..Its called cheeting

[@Exotic-maps]

She actually cried after that I felt bad for England

[@UKMonkey]

Something I have to remind a lot of people in person. Reality doesn't care about your feelings... it is how it is.

[@Exotic-maps]

@@UKMonkey that's true

[@hafizkhalid394]

What a bullshit dirty tricks by the Indian women player😡😡..Its called cheeting

[@iamkshiteej]

who was she?

[@Exotic-maps]

@dailyfoodporn I don't know her name but she was the last player standing but got out and lost the match

[@thanseem87]

Remembering Chris Gale❤❤❤

[@kuldeepjatwaji]

रुला दिया न बेचारी को 😂😂

[@2468otakuonline]

Crocodile tearing ha brother

[@subratachatterjee8779]

You are not supposed to leave the crease before the delivery. That's cheating and should be treated stringently

[@Delogros]

Actually there is nothing saying you can't leave the crease but this is the risk you take when you do, it's called backing up though and is a perfectly normal part of batting if occasionally a bit risky.

[@akashgautam3173]

Inhi hrkato ki vjh se ind woman team aaj tk world Cup nhi jeet payi

[@mordsythe]

Not even CLOSE to cheating. Go read the rules about a game you don’t understand

[@HughWoo]

@@mordsytheI’ll stick with a real game like baseball

[@mordsythe]

@@HughWoo I’m with you. I don’t like cricket (I grew up playing it) I love me some baseball.y Wife and I have love 40 mins from The Trop in St Pete. Go to many Rays home games. Baseball is Just a better sport all round

[@ursviku]

She literally cried over the field 😢

[@jexxajess6837]

Oh my, so many people calling the bowler the "pitcher", this isn't baseball..

[@BlueDolmen]

Sure isn’t bowling either 😅

[@jjgloria1972]

That's right....baseball is a real game

[@andrews3523]

Yeah helping people understand your game by using analogies…. The horror OMG…. 😂😂😂😂 go eat 💩 @jexxajess6837

[@herb2078]

I’m English but that’s completely valid. Don’t be sloppy as a batsman be on point and you won’t get caught out

[@TheWerequat]

Caught out how? Sorry, I'm a Cricket novice.

[@Gladpants]

​​@@TheWerequatThe batsman on that end left the line which is like taking a lead.. this is like a pick off play and with the batsman leaving that side she is out. I highly recommend watching Jomboy on KZbin ball in play league. It's a great way to introduce yourself to cricket if you are an American familiar with baseball.

[@TheWerequat]

@@Gladpants Thanks! I'd like to learn more! Appreciate it.

[@Gladpants]

@@TheWerequat welcome. Im still a cricket novice but watching that as a baseball American, it was super helpful because they have actual professioal cricketers as well as professional cricket commentators playing in the league.

[@TheWerequat]

@@Gladpants indeed

[@saminathanmanickavasagam759]

When the bowler should not cross the crease while delivering the ball, the same rule is applicable to the batsman also, he shouldn't leave the crease before delivering the ball by the bowlers. The decision is correct. Once kabil dev also done it.

[@rootchiller]

I agree stay in your crease till bowler lets go the ball.

[@je5304]

So the bowler isn't allowed to cross the line without delivery as well? Because it looks to me that the bowler held on to the ball and crossed the line without bowling. Mind you I don't know the full extent of the rules. Just reading your comment and responding. It also appears that the batsman only crossed a the bowler's foot crossed.

[@nitya_jain]

Deptii be like: England walloo lllagan moviee nhi dekii kyaa😂😂😂

[@Auspicious_devil]

Chup Kayro wali harkat karke khush hote hoo Aisaa jeet sai accha har tha

[@mannukumar2832]

​@@Auspicious_devilro mat ball fekne se pahle pitch paar kar 1 run le hi lena tha, ye kaha sahi hai😊

[@myprediction1012]

​@@Auspicious_devilchup kyun kare aur konsi harkat kardi hamare players ne agar rule book mein hai aur umpire out de raha hai to sab fair hai ham jeetne ke liye khelte hue aur rules regulations ke andar khelkar out kiya hai to chup karneka sawal hi nahi uthta

[@FactcozPrime]

​@@Auspicious_devilKya kayaro wali harkat.. Rule wo follow kar nhi rhe, phir bhi burai India ki

[@RichardStacey-e8s]

When we make a mistake it hurts, but we learn more by our mistakes than our successes. Dean was a good player, now she is a better player, she will be a great player.

[@bambit08]

I agree and getting better. Good learning time. Love Charlie Dean.

[@simonbaldwin5878]

Unsportsmanlike conduct

[@kishangamer5050]

Lagaan picture Ka Badla pura Ho Gaya 💀✔

[@TheSomnathchatterjee]

Legendary incident

[@SumitKumar-tl1ce]

Land incident

[@leslieweekes539]

Out but right on the edge of the spirit of the game........

[@Mr_blue_7777]

Definition of working smarter not harder 😂

[@PapaCharlieist]

Yes come on india. It is within the laws and under no circumstance was spirit of game come into question

[@andrewbarton-willson495]

Not true. The law is not being applied correctly. ‘The bowler is permitted BEFORE ENTERING HIS DELIVERY STRIDE to run out the batsman…. having previously warned him.’ In all these cases the bowler has reached his delivery stride and has dummies to bowl - clearly trickery and poor sportsmanship as well as being against the Spirit of Cricket and the Laws of the Game.

[@praveenkv6746]

​@@andrewbarton-willson495What Charlie Dean did is against spirit of cricket

[@praveenkv6746]

​@@andrewbarton-willson495Now, it is clear English people are very good in cheating

[@StandardGoose]

For Americans; this is basically the equivalent of the pitcher throwing to a base to catch out a player trying to steal. Perfectly legitimate.

[@mtlewis973]

just a shite way to win a match

[@PaulWildman-zi2wz]

Well its not an American game.

[@christopherhall619]

Tbf this is frowned upon way more lol

[@AshWelch-i6h]

For Udmurtians it's the same as selling their Yak to a Somalian.

[@alangordy]

Thx for helping me understand what happened.

[@MrJeff622]

"That's just jolly well not cricket"! 😂😂😂

[@sanishjayarajan8605]

Imagine non-striker is on the middle of pitch before deliver the ball..😂.. Mankad rule ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@divyapratapsingh8006]

Australians kare to winning mentality Aur indians kare to spirit of game hurt😂

[@matthewrogers9750]

BULLSHIT.

[@SleepyDonaldTooOld]

Neither of those teams are playing here. Did Australia beat India and upset your delicate sensibilities? Lol.

[@divyapratapsingh8006]

@@SleepyDonaldTooOld india is playing here!!🤷🏾wt? Also I precisely mentioned the hypocrisy of some people and journalists who consider every Aussie decision as brilliant

[@divyapratapsingh8006]

@@SleepyDonaldTooOld And now here my friend; not only me but every true INDIAN CRICKET TEAM fanwould have been sad on 19th November 😑

[@divyapratapsingh8006]

@@SleepyDonaldTooOld But now we all are pretty delighted after India lifted this wc

[@Easynow5544]

Schoolboy error. It’s one of the first things you learn in cricket. Always have at least the bat behind the crease When the bowler hasn’t yet delivered the ball.

[@abhilashthankappan8548]

Rules are to be followed and she did it 😂

[@user-jm3bz1eo6n]

Dam that was the best way to finish the games

[@insightoutwithasm2493]

Everyone is saying rules are rules. But when Shakib dismissed Mathews in WC23, all we meant was spirit of the game. 😅

[@KerwinSookram]

GREATEST OUT I EVER SEE IN CRICKET!!! ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT.......

[@neilpountney9414]

Can you imagine an England player doing this to Kohli in a test match in India. Bet Indian fans would have a difference view then!

[@tezhda]

Kohli would never be dumb enough to be out of his crease

[@jaimes350]

their would be rioting in the streets.

[@Indian_Ravioli]

kohli doesn't cheat😂

[@viewer.....5561]

Nope, there won't be, some dumb fans can, but people who have brain won't

[@ShoaibAhmedNZ]

That doesn't make it any more or less legal!

[@andrewking6604]

Batter made the choice to leave the crease, bowler made the choice to stump them out. Good job.

[@user-ou6jr5gt6d]

That's woman for you men understand what it's like to be gentlemanly

[@user-jx4ch4iy3p]

Iagan movie revenge ❤😂

[@SakibKhan-ov6ox]

Topu ab asa nhi karna chye tha hamari time ko in sab chizo ki zarurt nhi he

[@rafiqbhattij6386]

Lagan ka writer bhi Indian hi hain

[@paulmelville2126]

The batsman should remain in the crease until the ball is released by the bowler.

[@Dave-rv2qq]

Not released but when the delivery stride is deemed completed.

[@chaminduhirushan1400]

They missed their honor on that day 😒

[@markwhelan9887]

honor, shmoner all this honor of cricket is simply a sore loser. This is the only real way to teach someone to stay in your crease until the bowler lets go of the delivery at least. if you tell them the rule without reactions for ones actions, nothing changes however after losing your wicket and then the team looses the game i bet that will make you change the way you approach a game of cricket.

[@GauravSingh-hd4qu]

Shut up...!! Period

[@zthehero]

It wasn't against the rules for sure.. but it was sure not the spirit.. we can agree on that

[@AsahwiniProhit]

you have to win at all costs sometimes we indians learned from british empire

[@zthehero]

@@AsahwiniProhit I know what ur saying..

[@ochjim]

"the spirit"? What exactly is that? Is there a text somewhere that sets it out!! Is there another part of the rule book that explains how the "spirit" takes precedence over the rules . . . possibly when the English are on the losing end?!

[@alandoherty1332]

Funny how poms who invented cricket, DONT KNOW the rules.. hilarious 💯💯🤣😘🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😘

[@benh5093]

What is a Pom?

[@alandoherty1332]

@@benh5093 an English man . Prisoner of mother England. Pom or pommy . Usually whingeing bastards. 😎😊

[@nivan231]

Thats cricket. Kapil warned Kirsten and still Kirsten repeated the mistake and Kapil then made him out similar way. Ashwin did it. Even Deepti is right its in laws of cricket, probably the English team has forgot their own game rules.

[@davidtrainor7043]

Always the cheating Indians

[@OscarD001]

I was just about to mention Kapil Dev. 😂

[@johnnyboy3949]

Simple, don‘t go wandering off!

[@ianmillard7563]

Ever noticed how those that say "It's not in the spirit of the game" are usually the ones that are breaking the rules of the game and suffering the consequences of ignoring what should've been one of the first things taught to those who want to play the game. Build a bridge and get over it.

[@rafezetter8003]

I'm British and she deserved to be out - she was outside the crease and the bowler hadn't delivered the ball yet - play by the rules, or they are not worth a damn, and you can't then argue a technicality on rules in your favour.

[@themafia3119]

I get what you're saying but that's a cheap move!? No sportsmanship?

[@rafezetter8003]

@@themafia3119 While the idea of sportsmanship is noble - it's not existed in the word of sport for half a century at least - now it's about gaining advantage or forcing an error in your opponent to gain one, even by using grey areas of the rules - though in this case the rules state that she was outside of the crease at the moment the bowler was in the crease with the ball in her hand - there's no rule that says a ball has to be bowled before it can be used to stump a player out. The error was on the british player for assuming her opponent didn't know this or would just bowl regardless of her being out of the crease. The fault was hers and hers alone - but she'll never do it again and if they are smart neither will anyone else on the team.

[@paulmeakin6476]

I'm English and yeah that's definitely out

[@anandomukerjee9762]

Gracious of you. Many wouldn’t see it that way. Gentleman :)

[@monza1002000]

It's out but not in the sprit of the game. As its an international they should be more aware the opposing team could it.

[@tehf00n]

@@monza1002000 the spirit of the game? This isn't pass the parcel son. The spirit of the game is called THE RULES.

[@anandomukerjee9762]

@@monza1002000 true. But spirit of game should also be that the runner stays in crease and doesn’t try to sneak an unfair advantage by being closer to the other side and a run

[@randomfan425]

Same and same

[@surajguptaaditya8921]

Lagan movie yaad aa gai 😂😂😂

[@zuberkgolechha]

Maze ki baat hai mankad invent hua tha 1947 me Or lagaan me 1890 me hi use kar liya gayA!! Aashutosh gowarikar genius 😅

[@adrianforrest8553]

Beautifully executed

[@Dr.Kikki_07]

No Ball = Run out (Mankad) If Bowlers are Punished, so shd be the non-strikers too ☺

[@rajshahni7809]

Itni gori bachi rula dena ye deepti aachi baat nhi 😂😂😂

[@shardanandshukla5930]

😂😂

[@neerajkumarvishwakarma5544]

😅😅😅

[@user-jx7by1fi6h]

if you dont like a rule, just delete it from law book.... dont just keep it there and expects people to not follow it for "sprit of the game" nonsense.... support for deepti from Pakistan

[@christopherworks400]

if i remember right they warned her multiple times that she was leaving the box early. then in an interview with the bowler said she was watching the bat to catch her out.

[@fergalmcc5998]

It’s like diving for a penalty in football

[@tom_curtis]

Anybody who states "Mankading" should be illegal, should also state exactly how far down the pitch a non-striker is allowed to go before a ball is bowled, and how would they enforce that rule, or penalize non-compliers. The current rule allows "Mankading" because zero inches is the only reasonable, and reasonably enforcible answer - as they prove repeatedly by never actually stating what law should replace the current laws on the issue.

[@anweshchatterjee7595]

Non striker can be one step away from the strikers end when the bowler releases methinks, seems fair to everyone

[@tom_curtis]

@@anweshchatterjee7595, I agree. But if your one step away from the striker's end, your close enough to keep your bat grounded behind the crease.

[@anweshchatterjee7595]

@@tom_curtis the non striker grounding his bat behind the striker's crease would complete the run lmao

[@nileshb-ij1rg]

absolutely. this batsman and all others too, must have taken this advantage for all the deliveries. especially true in ODIs and T20s. so why complain if they got run out this once time? or alternatively, reduce all the runs they took that way from the score. I am sure atleast, counting all the batsmen, 50 runs would be reduced. then let the batsman be not out.

[@just.everythings11]

This is Gentlemen game 😂

[@Krish-x9t]

Untill you follow the rules

[@benharrison1826]

Cricket IQ was outstanding. Its just like stealing a base.

[@hindavitravals2845]

Charli is so cute 👌

[@raman6519]

That's rule

[@RajendranpillaiErumely]

Respectedsirrulesandregulationyourhonestonlyiamapersite❤❤😢😮😅😅

[@jagadeeshkumar7724]

Why she did that? Is the crucial question... She is obsessed with the batsman taking quick singles by leaving the crease. Watch the complete match, you would notice that the non striker was leaving the crease to take singles... This is done multiple times and she was obsessed... So she used the rule..

[@harshbharti1089]

Lagaan ka badla leh liya Deepti neh..

[@AryanNain-zm7qr]

This is wrong because before doing this she will give a warning that actually mens also gives

[@dwnorris]

Ah yes... the wonderful sportsmanship that is so lauded in women's sport.

[@richard6440]

Until i saw the blond ponytail, i thought it was men. But thanks for your sexism :)

[@jamesduncan5017]

They should make a rule if the bowler crosses the second line at the crease without delivering the ball. That ball should be considered dead. She over stepped the white line and went back and stumped her. Should of been a no ball for crossing the line

[@JCisJD]

Should have been, "should have been", not "should of been". It's the law

[@imranmirza8722]

Only Indians and Afghanistani players do this nowadays

[@gauravkhetrapal8963]

Yes we follow rules 😂

[@kushalkumar4205]

And Pakistan players directly depend on their terrorista😂.

[@mufasmohammedmydeen1012]

Fast bowlers can use this trick each and every ball. They will get each and over wickets 😂😂😂

[@ochjim]

Nope. . . they won't, because batters will; stop leaving the crease before they should . . .

[@mattparks8434]

It's not fun to see a game end this way as a viewer, but it's a smart play. If you don't think they should have ended the game this way, don't break a rule in a crucial moment depriving your team of a chance...don't allow this to even be a possibility. Happens all the time.

[@joewilde.]

She made the right play.... Don't wander out and you won't be run out.

[@user-wb2ct8ci2l]

Great knowledge of the game…sour grapes if you think otherwise.

[@StephenButlerOne]

Rules are rules. Dont hate the player

[@nalakprince6376]

I think a warning first and if it isn't heeded, then a Mankad is the outcome if repeated... However, a warning would bring it within the spirit of the game...

[@C.A.MARSUPIAL-ys6tl]

I wouldn't even warn them. If people don't like it get together and change the rule. Other wise stay in your crease.

[@patricialora5692]

Deepti put on some serious brakes! 😅

[@rajeevjunapudi9649]

These kind of rule must be removed.. At least a warning should be given by bowler before taking the wicket 😢

[@VKGaramMasala]

Why should you give warning if you know the rules 🤔

[@rajeevjunapudi9649]

@@VKGaramMasala ofcourse, but it's just a matter of ethics

[@gauravkhetrapal8963]

​@@rajeevjunapudi9649you have a slave mentality just cause a white girl got out you are crying

[@brianbogan175]

Can someone be so kind as to explain what happened?

[@tracypillay8635]

The bowler was getting ready to bowl and was already in her "stride" and the badswoman moved off the line so she could be knocked out

[@brianbogan175]

@@tracypillay8635 Here I am still lost. I sure appreciate you trying. 🥰

[@jokosalsa]

Thanks for trying 😂 @tracypillay8635. I am still lost

[@brianbogan175]

@@old_seadog 😲. No, not really. But I sure do appreciate you trying. I would love to play though.

[@barrytelesford5265]

the batwoman tried to leave her crease to gain an unfair advantage and opened herself up to be run out by the bowler

[@jamesgolbey8011]

There’s a player that had no confidence in her ability to take the last wicket by actually bowling the ball

[@KeithMillar-jr3uy]

Read the other comments mate.

[@DL-zq5ie]

Have some balls and dismiss the batsman on your ability alone. 0 sportsmanship ​@@KeithMillar-jr3uy

[@jamesgolbey8011]

@@KeithMillar-jr3uy What does that change?

[@KeithMillar-jr3uy]

@@jamesgolbey8011 Primarily that even British people are saying she was entitled to do that under the rules of Cricket.

[@jamesgolbey8011]

@@KeithMillar-jr3uy Right. And how does that change my original comment that she had no confidence in her own ability to actually take a wicket by bowling the ball at the batter?

[@preethamshreyas3019]

As an indian i hated this

[@abc-pm4gk]

People who are saying, this is not the sportsman sprit, then they should also think who started first? Firstly they done this to us in lagan, so now they are facing it again & again😏

[@Pk35716d]

ఈ అతి తెలివి తేటల వల్లనే నాకి పోయింది ఇండియా 2023 ప్రపంచ కప్ 😅

[@tonto2455]

I would never watch women's cricket but the bowler was right.

[@June1815VICTORY]

Great to see someone knows the rules.

[@manjurhussain7251]

This is not good cricket 😥

[@sahil-wj2xh]

lakin rule me h na ye acha ni hota to hta dena chahie kya bolte ho

[@parthghadiya4450]

Bro it's legal rule of cricket, Mankading

[@charlie0707]

@@parthghadiya4450 but its unsportsmanlike. you can even see from the bowler's reaction she wasn't proud herself

[@Kaipulla69]

​@@charlie0707 then blame umpire for giving it out😂....why blame the players

[@magic_claw]

If bowler oversteps, no ball. If batsman overstep “not good cricket”. GTFO.

[@farhatullakhan9953]

Shameless people can do anything

[@mangalaambig]

Shameless go learn about rules first of bowler gets penalty for crossing the white line as no ball then batsman too must pay crossing the line before the bowl is delivered as simple as it is and within rules What are you crying about

[@jasonjohnson9072]

I know, runners always trying to get an advantage by leaving the crease early. It’s shameless.

[@user-il5sw8dy5c]

My respect for DIPTI 📈📈

[@krisharora130]

Rules of the game ⚔️ spirit of the game you choose

[@AsahwiniProhit]

both are same

[@psychologicalprojectionist]

When I played cricket as a lad, this was part of the game. And the bowler gave the batsperson an age to get back. It was SPORTING! She almost reluctantly hit the wicket. If you don't know and respect the rules, don't expect to win. And I'm nominally an England fan.

[@stevejh69]

Correct result, she is OUT! You want to start walking trying to get an advantage, the potential is this result. TUFF!

[@peterm3964]

I think that strong independent woman was crying .

[@LucifersTear]

The second batter (not the one waiting for the bowl) moved off their line before the ball left the bowlers hand... I'm British and can see that she was totally right to do that.... You can't leave your mark early.

[@Tsunamiash80]

I used to give them 1 warning first. Most ignored it and I didn't feel bad.

[@brian-doesnt-know]

Attentive to a batsman runners habit. Great play. The men’s would be crying and in the newspapers 😅😅

[@marcfielding2460]

Usually you'd give the batsman a warning first, but completely legal to do that, otherwise batsman take the piss and are half down the wicket before you've bowled.

[@truthordare210]

Those who invented the game.. 😮😮😮😮 the big cheaters today and everytime😂😂😂

[@PrimeCommand]

Nobody that cheated invented cricket

[@captainohcaptain9588]

India cheated

[@weriesblack1375]

I have done the same thing before giving me the hat trick 😂 best game i ever played.