Sri Lanka-Bangladesh teams clashed in the World Cup Cricket Series yesterday. Batting first in this match, the Sri Lankan team lost all wickets and were all out for 279 runs in 49.3 overs.
After that, the Bangladesh team played with the target of winning if they score 280 runs, losing only 7 wickets in 41.1 overs and scoring 282 runs and losing 3 wickets and Won by margin. In this match, when the Sri Lankan team was batting, Sri Lankan player Mathews was dismissed in the ‘timed out’ manner which caused a great stir.
This incident is happening for the first time in the history of cricket.However, Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan said after the match about this incident.
One of our team’s fielders told me that Mathews will have to leave if he appeals to the umpire now. I then appealed to the referee. The umpires asked me if I was sure about it or if I would withdraw.
This type of out is in the rules of cricket. I don’t know if that is right or wrong. I had to take that decision for the team’s success.There will be discussions about this. But, it’s in the rules. So I don’t mind taking that opportunity. This is what he said.
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