🏏 Cricket World Cup 2023: Match #38: Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka:🏏 - Page 36

Maestro Manohar: That interview from the 4th umpire should put an end to all the controversy surrounding that dismissal, people and most importantly, players must get on with that and focus on the game ahead.

Originally posted by: SoniRita

Yeah, i didnt even know what that meant. Google told meAccording to the ICC rule, a batter should be at the crease within 3 minutes of the dismissal/retirement. ICC rule on Time out states, “After the fall of a wicket or the retirement of a batter, the incoming batter must, unless Time has been called, be ready to receive the ball, or for the other batter to be ready to receive the next ball within 3 minutes of the dismissal or retirement. If this requirement is not met, the incoming batter will be out, Timed out,”

Adrian Holdstock, the fourth official, issued a clarification on Angelo Mathews's dismissal during the innings break: "The ICC World Cup Playing Conditions supersede the MCC Laws of Cricket. When it comes to timed out, at a fall of wicket or even a retirement of a batsman, the incoming batter has to be in position and ready to receive the ball within two minutes or his other partner to receive the ball in two minutes. We have certain protocols here within the PCT where the TV umpire at the fall of a wicket, he basically monitors the two minutes and he'll then relay the message through to the onfield umpires. In the instance this afternoon, the batter wasn't ready to receive the ball within those two minutes even before the strap became an issue for him. (Who initiated the appeal?) In the Playing Conditions, the fielding captain requested or initiated the appeal to Marais Erasmus who was the standing umpire that he wanted to appeal for timed out. Just after the strap came loose, the fielding captain can basically request to appeal for a timed out. (No discretion to be used for equipment malfunction?) I think, as a batsman, you need to make sure that you have all your equipment in place in order to make sure you get here because you actually have to be ready to receive the ball within two minutes, not ready to prepare or take your guard. Technically, you should be there within 50 seconds to make sure all those things are in place before you actually receive the ball."

If BD wins today , will it be an upset ? Though match is only of academic interest. Looking at current form of SL and BD it may not be an upset. Imo.

Originally posted by: samarp2

ohh this is something new to me was about to ask u the same… thanks for the clear explanation , was about to google it too

No problem, yeah this is something new to me too. Google zindabaad

Originally posted by: SoniRita

Yeah, i didnt even know what that meant. Google told meAccording to the ICC rule, a batter should be at the crease within 3 minutes of the dismissal/retirement. ICC rule on Time out states, “After the fall of a wicket or the retirement of a batter, the incoming batter must, unless Time has been called, be ready to receive the ball, or for the other batter to be ready to receive the next ball within 3 minutes of the dismissal or retirement. If this requirement is not met, the incoming batter will be out, Timed out,”

Originally posted by: SoniRita

No problem, yeah this is something new to me too. Google zindabaad

Record… more reasons for SL to hate Bangladesh players https://www.instagram.com/p/CzTTSVJPJOy/?igshid=YjVjNjZkNmFjNg==

17.1 Rajitha to Shanto, FOUR, fraction short and Shanto is quick to pounce, he swivels on his front leg and pulls it in front of square

17.2 Rajitha to Shanto, FOUR, to long-on

6 4s for him, will he take over Nishanka's most 4s?