VIDEO: Masood was bowled and run out on the same ball, but the umpire still did not give him/her out, know which rule benefited him/her

New Delhi. Many times such incidents happen on the cricket field that it is difficult to believe even after seeing them. The same thing happened on Thursday in the T20 Blast 2024 being played in England. In a match of T20 Blast, Pakistan’s Shan Masood got bowled. Despite this, when he/she tried to take a run, he/she was also ‘run out’. But despite all this, the umpire did not give him/her out. Shan Masood took full advantage of the umpire’s decision and by playing a brilliant innings of 61 runs, not only led his/her team to victory, but also won the Player of the Match award.

In the T20 Blast 2024, there was a match between Yorkshire and Lancashire on Thursday. Batting first, Yorkshire scored 173 runs for 8 wickets. In response, the Lancashire team could only score 166 runs for 8 wickets in the stipulated 20 overs. Yorkshire captain Shan Masood received the Player of the Match award for playing the biggest innings of the match.

When Shan Masood was playing on 58 runs, a very interesting incident happened. Shan Masood tried to reverse scoop a ball from Lancashire bowler Jack Blatherwick. In this attempt, the ball came on his/her bat, but not with full control. The ball hit the bat and then hit Shan’s helmet and went towards third man. But during this time, Shan Masood’s foot hit the stumps and the bails fell off.

Shan Masood knew that he/she had been bowled. On the other hand, Joe Root started running from the other end. When Root was running towards the strike end, Shan Masood hesitated for a moment to take the run, then the umpire called no ball. On this, Shan reluctantly ran towards the non-strike end for the run. Shan Masood was still halfway across the pitch when Jack Blatherwick ran him/her out.

Shan Masood stepped on the stumps off a no ball, Lancashire removed the bails at the other end – but Masood was not out under the rules 31.7 pic.twitter.com/yQG6gP6Rac

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