In the second ODI between India and Australia in Kolkata, an interesting look in the 48th over of Indian innings was noticed. Kane Richardson's high full toss ball catches the batsmen Hardik Pandya Steve Smith. Pandya also felt himself to go out to the pavilion, but then the umpire stopped him. Smith also had the idea that this ball could be no ball. By showing cleverness, he told his bowler that he would run out Pandya. However, Smith's clever team did not work and Pandya did not stay out despite two occasions.
Richardson's ball was termed by the umpire as no ball because he was far above the waist. Pandya is not out in this way. After this Richardson scattered the guards, but the umpires did not knock out Pandya by referring to the rule.
- Then the rain started and Pandya returned to the pavilion, but Australian captain Steve Smith and his fellow players continued to argue with the umpire on this matter for a long time.
Richardson's ball was termed by the umpire as no ball because he was far above the waist. Pandya is not out in this way. After this Richardson scattered the guards, but the umpires did not knock out Pandya by referring to the rule.
- Then the rain started and Pandya returned to the pavilion, but Australian captain Steve Smith and his fellow players continued to argue with the umpire on this matter for a long time.
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