Brad Hogg take on Mankading runout after Pakistan vs Zimbabwe Match

ZIM Vs PAK | The ICC changed the rules regarding Mankading and in this way the dismissed batsmen were counted in the runout and not in the unfair play. The rules regarding Mankading have changed, but the attitude has not changed yet. In fact, if the bowler dismisses the batsman standing at the nonstriker's end before the ball is thrown out of the crease, then it is a Manking runout. Earlier it was considered against the spirit of the game, but the ICC has now termed it as a runout. The Group-2 match of the ICC T20 World Cup 2022 was played between Pakistan and Zimbabwe on Thursday, which Zimbabwe won by one run. Pakistan needed three runs on the last ball to win and Brad Evans of Zimbabwe was bowling. Mohammad Wasim Jr., standing at the non-striker's end, had already gone out of the crease before he could bowl the ball.

Although Mohammad Wasim Jr. was not run out by Evans, former Australia spinner Brad Hogg has made a very accurate point on an important issue.

Brad Hogg, sharing the photo of the last ball, wrote, 'Why should there be a heavy penalty for batsmen leaving the crease before the ball is delivered. Last ball of the match last night. Recently, India's Deepti Sharma had dismissed Charlie Dean in a similar way on the tour of England, about which there was a lot of ruckus.