Kapil dev Mankaded Peter Kirsten | Warned in 1st game but Run out him in 2nd Game
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2022
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Every One Know that Kapil Dev ManKaded Peter Kirsten in Tour Of South Africa 1992-93 & @therealkapildev looks angry after that. But Not many knew that He Warned Kirsten In Game 1 that's why he Out him in Game 2 & show his aggression on batsmen.
There is a footage from both Games. - กีฬา
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*1:02** The death stare by Kapil paaji is enough to run anxiety down the spine of any individual*
Kapil warned him thrice including previous matches. This time didn’t warn him but Peter Kirsten & Kepler Wessels were very upset about it😂😂
Looks like Kapil Dev can devour the batsman just by looking
That's the spirit..no one should blame kapil for this wicket. He warned him
No. First attempt was not given.
Kapil Dev ji is absolutely right... Very nice out👏👏👏😄😄😄🔥🔥🔥
Kapil Dev has brought cricket as revolutionary change as he won world cup in 1983
@@ankurmajumdarhrcdu2277 absalutely right
Now this law has been changed. It would be considered as a runout if the non-striker tries to take undue advantage and the bowler has issued a warning earlier and does it again.
Harmanpreet Kaur & Deepti Sharma's cleverness took me here...
Same here😄😄
nothing wrong in it.Perfectly right and within the spirit of game.The batters actions are not in the spirit of the game.
Well within the spirit of the game, good display by Kapil Paaji. If you can no-ball a bowler, you can mankad a backing up non-striker as well
My hero cheetha bhai kapil bhai love u
WTF was he so angry about. Kapil Paaji warned him three times. He was clearly trying to take undue advantage. Look at how far he is venturing out of the crease.
Respect 👍🔥
Whats the batsman crying about ? Kapil warned them first.
Kapil Dev the man who changed cricket landscape of South asia and The world with it
That's the fury of Haryana Hurricane!!!!
Kapil dev the beauty showed his anger he is absolutely correct all the great respect for him ❤
Had I been Kapil, I would not have warned him in the first instance itself. If Kirsten wanted to take rules for granted, I would be happy to help him to just watch the game from dug out but not on the field any more.
If the batsman can back up so far out of the crease, he can watch the rest of the match from the pavilion. 😅
Thats the way! If player doens't listen it's better to take action
Kapil Dev RAN OUT Peter Kirsten !!!! And the greatest all rounder of the game played within the rules of the game !!! He respected the SPIRIT OF THE GAME !!!!
why should the bowlers spirit be blamed if it’s the batsmen’s fault
Love it
He deserves it
I would have only warned him once !!!!
Kapil dev must have been in 1996 WC seriously!!!
His speed was finished . He retired gracefully
@@smarajitpunaykanti6463 Way better than much better pacers
Real hero kapil sir❤❤❤❤❤
I watched it live.
Kapil uncle ne warn kiya aage mt jao phir aage bhagi ja rha out kr diya na 👍😂😂
Yeh Kapildev Tera kaunsa uncle hai ...gandu ...sir bol... illiterate...uncle chachaa vatijaa tu Keya yaha khud ko chomu Kam Umar ka ladka sabit karna chahata hai Keya?
Fiery eyes
Batsmen getting out of the crease before the ball being bowled is an unfair advantage and againist the spirit of the game
The batsman is seeking to obtain an unfair advantage. I don't see why a warning is necessary.
Thats out, clearly
He is so angry
Kapil warned him repeatedly n yet the sa ignored him, u can't do that, who is unprofessional here, def da batsmen, trying to make use of the loop, but ultimately paid the price, Kapil is known for his sportsmanship,
Was Kirsten maintaing spirit of the game...????
Untill the weight of bowler is not transferred to front foot bowler has not committed to the ball. There is no reason for the batsman to leave create until the front foot has atleast landed .
Why batters need to get undue advantage...enough is enough stay in crease ...
Please be in the crease....and respect bowlers also
Cricket one sided game he, Line se thoda bahar nikalne pe Bowler ko milta he *No Ball*
Lekin batsman ke line chhod ne aur use Run out karne pe bola jata he *Against sportsmanship*
In this scenario Kapil warned him in the first game and ran him out at the non-striker end in the other. Was the umpire right in considering the appeal and give him out?
Yes very much right. He did this after warning once. Recently in an IPL match Ashwin did this straight away and the Umpire declared the runner at non striking end out without even thinking for a moment.
Kapil warned the batsman thrice then only he did that.
Warning is not needed as per the rulebook
@@snasipuri update your knowledge 😂🤣
What the hell is problem to take advantage of law mankading for victory?
..and keepler wessels hit kapil's leg while running intentionally after this.
I lost respect for keepler wessels after that.
Cricket is playing by mind also so its right you lost i hit simple.
Kapil dev be like: Nikal pheli furat me nikal hindustan ki zaruat ich nahi hai teri
par itna kyu jwaala nikaal rahe hain aankho se? Peter Kirsten ne kya paaji ki zameen hadap Li thi?
Actually this not against the spirit of cricket because Kapil warned him before.
I think it us justified .you should remain in your crease .
Cheats. Not sure why a bowler needs to warn these cheats. Just grab their bat and pat their asses off.
Gary Kristen k papa
Noobda Gamer,
He is Gary Kirsten brother, NOT papa!
Gary Kirsten's step brother
Very awkward out
Mankading , Hit the ball twice , time out , obstruction of field
Very bad from kapil dev.. Very ugly
It's rules nothing wrong done
He also warned the batsman before look the video carefully
Acha ni lga maa chuda
You are a troll
Cheaters , they cannot win the game on merit kapil then , deepti now. Shame
Kapil Dev ne Pehle warning Diya tha , dekha kya gochu. Isme cheating kya hai. Ye to ICC ka rule hai.
When you realize it is legal to run out the non-striker if he is out of crease.
C H E A T E R S !! AGAINST MORAL SPIRIT OF THE GAME
@@FB8822 Then reverse swing is also cheating because it's is not natural swing.
@@amzy3142 your bowlers don't have the talent to bowl reverse swing.... too bad.... not our fault. Go learn reverse swing.. and yes, try to win a game on merit....
Absolutely fair.....the batsman is a cheater here
"The Classic Paradox of Spirit and Ethics"
Whole international Cricket fraternity was actively discussing an event of Saturday 24.09.2022, in which Indian Women Cricket team player Deepti Sharma, having noticed that England Women Cricket team player Charlie Dean was out of her crease as she was about to complete a delivery, ran her out at the non-striker's end while in her delivery stride, during the 3rd and final ODI match that helped India complete a 3-0 series win against England in England.
England required 17 runs in 39 balls at that moment with 1 wicket in hand and this sudden and unexpected blow came as the deciding factor of the match, the fate of which could have otherwise gone either ways.
Running a batsman out this way is popularly known and referred to as "Mankading" - a name derived after great Indian Cricketer Vinoo Mankad as he was the first bowler in the history of Test Cricket to run an Australian batsman Bill Brown out twice like this in the year 1947/48 during India tour of Australia.
Till year 2022, this act was listed under Section 41 titled "Unfair Play" at law no. 41.16 as follows :
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Law 41.16 - "Non-striker leaving his/her ground early" :- "If the non-striker is out of his/her ground from the moment the ball comes into play to the instant when the bowler would normally have been expected to release the ball, the bowler is permitted to attempt to run him/her out. Whether the attempt is successful or not, the ball shall not count as one in the over. If the bowler fails in an attempt to run out the non-striker, the umpire shall call and signal Dead ball as soon as possible."
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It is interesting to note that the language of this sub section's title was also significantly changed in the year 2017 from the earlier “Bowler attempting to run out non-striker before delivery” to “Non-striker leaving their ground early” certainly in order to put the “onus on the non-striker to remain in their ground.”
MCC, in a significant amendment made in this law in the year 2022 that is going to take effect from 1st October 2022, moved this act from section 41 i.e. "Unfair Play" to Section 38 that is titled "Run Out" as follows :
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Law 38.3 : Non-striker leaving his / her ground early.
Sub Law 38.3.1 - "If the non-striker is out of his/her ground at any time from the moment the ball comes into play until the instant when the bowler would normally have been expected to release the ball, the non-striker is liable to be Run out. In these circumstances, the non- striker will be out Run out if he/she is out of his/her ground when his/her wicket is broken by the bowler throwing the ball at the wicket or by the bowler’s hand holding the ball, whether or not the ball is subsequently delivered."
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The above quoted law no. 41.16 that had earlier dealt with it was now reworded in the 2022 amendment to check and penalise the batsman for trying to steal a run illegally as follows :
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Law no. 41.16 : "Batters stealing a run" -
"It is unfair for the batters to attempt to steal a run during the bowler’s run-up. Unless the bowler attempts to run out the non-striker (see Law 38.3 - Non-striker leaving his/her ground early) - the umpire shall :
- call and signal Dead ball as soon as the batters cross in such an attempt.
- inform the other umpire of the reason for this action.
The bowler’s end umpire shall then :
- return the batters to their original ends and disallow the attempted run.
- award 5 Penalty runs to the fielding side.
- award any other 5 run Penalty that is applicable.
- inform the batters, the captain of the fielding side and, as soon as practicable, the captain of the batting side, of the reason for this action.
The umpires together shall report - the occurrence as soon as possible after the match to the Executive of the offending side and to any Governing Body responsible for the match, who shall take such action as is considered appropriate against the captain, any other individuals concerned and, if appropriate, the team.
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( Source : THE LAWS OF CRICKET 2017 CODE (3rd Edition - 2022) effective 01.10.2022 )
So it is pretty clear from above that the new Playing Conditions which are going to be effective from 1st October 2022, list the act of a bowler attempting a run out at the non-striker’s end under the ‘Run Out’ section (Section 38) which presently even till date is listed under ‘Unfair Play’ (Section 41).
So let us know and understand that what Indian Cricketer Dipti Sharma has done in the above incident was still listed in 'Unfair Play' section on the day of the incident, for whatever worth the information is and shall be moved to 'Run Out' section in about 4 days from now.
But one thing must be remembered here very clearly. Cricket is a game that comes to life with every ball coming into play and dies everytime a ball is deemed or declared to be a dead ball.
In simple language, the game comes to life from the moment a bowler begins his run-up from the nonstriker end and concludes when the ball becomes motionless in the hands of fielder, keeper or the bowler.
Just because the game has these ball wise episodes and is not a continuous one like other fast paced field games - great importance is attached to 'taking a start' (Taking a few steps forward) wherever you are positioned to gain momentum for two reasons. One to be able to carry out the task swiftly as expected and two, not to strain or pull any of the body muscles by coming into action through a sudden jerking movement.
All those who have played Cricket sometime in their life know that all fielders take a start to field properly and same is also applicable for the batsman standing still at the nonstriker end though he or she takes a start for a different reason i.e. to take a run.
As the coaches advise and an age old practice goes, the batsman at the nonstriker end keeps an eye on the bowlers action and is legitimately allowed to take a start and step out of the crease, moment the ball is delivered i. e. leaves the hands of bowler.
The choice of following any example ultimately lies with the individual sportsperson and accordingly though what was done by Indian Cricketer was technically right and she can not possibly be in any way legally held responsible or prosecuted for indulging in an act as provided for in MCC law book, which has legitimately earned her team the last wicket of a batter who, by the proceedings of the game at that moment, could have been a certain hurdle between India and victory in that game, to my mind no Cricket player playing by the spirit of the game would like to or prefer getting into this type of unethical act to win a game.
Many senior players have suggested that such batters be warned by the bowler a few times before he or she can be run out for leaving the crease early because for all you know, it could possibly just be an involuntary act of 'taking a start' taken to an unrealistic unrealised extent owing to the match excitement. Yes - if the batter doesn't improve, the bowler should teach him a lesson by running him or her out.
Now the situation is totally changed effective 1st October 2022 wherein the batter has not only been made fully accountable for such an irresponsible act of leaving the crease early to gain an unfair advantage, even the umpires have been given the powers of awarding 5 penalty runs to the fielding side in proven cases.
Things are going to be difficult for batters standing at the nonstriker end and they will have to be alert not to indulge in any such act.
But I feel if we appreciate what has been done by this Indian women cricketer, chances are that more and more players will look for an opportunity to Eran a wicket in this manner and the real contest of Cricket that happens only on the striker end may somewhere be left behind.
It will become like baseball where stealing bases is part of the game and these kind of run outs are normal. What is not clear to me about the new rule is whether the umpire can grunt runs to the fielding team for every instance of a runner leaving the crease early.
3 times !!! I warned you 3 times. 😡😡😡