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<\/div>\nHarshal Patel missed running out Ravi Bishnoi\u00a9 Twitter<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n The Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) vs Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) match in the Indian Premier League (IPL) could’ve ended differently if Harshal Patel<\/a> hadn’t missed running out Ravi Bishnoi<\/a> at the non-striker’s end before the last delivery of the match. Harshal’s miss proved costly as Lucknow scored the remaining one run on the final ball to win the match. But, the incident has sparked the age-old debate over non-striker run-out again. After commentator Harsha Bhogle asked if anyone still finds the form of dismissal wrong, Ben Stokes<\/a> floated a ‘controversy-free’ idea.<\/p>\n There remain those who feel the non-striker should be warned if he\/she is trying to leave the crease early to gain an unfair advantage, before being run-out. The Harshal-Bishnoi incident prompted Bhogle to ask if there are people who still feel that a non-striker run-out shouldn’t be taking place.<\/p>\n “Bishnoi was leaving his crease early. Any silly people out there still saying you shouldn’t run the non-striker out?”, Bhogle wrote.<\/p>\n In response, Chennai Super Kings and England all-rounder Ben Stokes suggested an alternate way around the issue.<\/p>\n “Thought’s Harsha?<\/p>\n Umpires discretion.. 6 penalty runs if obviously trying to gain unfair advantage by leaving crease early? Would stop batters doing it without all the controversy”<\/p>\n Thought’s Harsha?<\/p>\n Umpires discretion.. 6 penalty runs if obviously trying to gain unfair advantage by leaving crease early? \u2014 Ben Stokes (@benstokes38) April 10, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n
Would stop batters doing it without all the controversy https:\/\/t.co\/xjK7Bnw0PS<\/a><\/p>\n