Deepti Sharma’s Controversial Run-Out Sparks Spirit of Cricket Debate 😱

Deepti Sharma’s Controversial Run-Out 😱 | Charlotte Dean Dismissal | Spirit of Cricket Debate
Deepti Sharma ne kiya ek aisa run-out...
Jisne pura cricket world hila diya! 🌍🔥
Charlotte Dean non-striker end pe thi...
Aur Deepti ne bola – rule hai toh rule hai!
Kya ye sahi tha ya galat?
Aap batao – Spirit of the game ya fair dismissal?"



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Deepti Sharma’s Controversial Run-Out 😱 | Charlotte Dean Dismissal | Spirit of Cricket Debate


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🏷️ Tags:

Deepti Sharma run out, Charlotte Dean run out, Deepti Sharma controversy, Spirit of Cricket, INDW vs ENGW ODI, Women’s Cricket viral, Cricket Rules, Cricket Debate, Deepti Sharma Mankad


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📝 Description:

In one of the most debated moments in women's cricket, Deepti Sharma ran out Charlotte Dean at the non-striker’s end in the final moments of an ODI.
While the dismissal was completely within the rules, it sparked huge conversations around the "spirit of the game".

Was Deepti right or wrong?
Was this smart cricket or unsportsmanlike behavior?
🔥 Let us know in the comments!

#DeeptiSharma #CharlotteDean #SpiritOfCricket #CricketControversy #WomenCricket #INDWvsENGW

The Dismissal:
In the 44th over of the match, with England needing 17 runs to win, Deepti Sharma ran out Charlotte Dean at the non-striker's end while in her delivery stride.
The Rule:
The dismissal was ruled as a legitimate run-out as per the rules, which allow for the non-striker to be run out if they leave their crease before the ball is released.
Controversy:
The dismissal was controversial as it's often referred to as "Mankading" and has been a point of contention regarding the "spirit of the game". Deepti Sharma ran out Charlotte Dean in a controversial dismissal during a women's ODI between India and England. Sharma, in her delivery stride, ran out Dean at the non-striker's end for backing up too far, which was deemed a legitimate dismissal according to the rules. The incident sparked debate within the cricket community about the "spirit of the game".