Delhi: Many questions are being raised about umpiring in the Ranji Trophy being played at this time, especially in the match being played between Mumbai and Jammu and Kashmir. Shreyas Iyer had already questioned the umpiring. In this match, a strange incident happened with Ajinkya Rahane and Shardul Thakur.

Rahane returned after being dismissed

When Rahane returned to the pavilion after getting out, Shardul Thakur came to bat in his place. But after five minutes, the umpire called Rahane again to the ground and sent Thakur out.

Drama in the middle match

This incident is from the 25th over of Mumbai’s second innings. On the second day of the match, on Friday, Omar Nazir got Rahane caught by the wicketkeeper. After this the drama started. Rahane went out and went to the dressing room and Shardul Thakur came to bat. Meanwhile, the umpires checked the no ball and after seeing some replays, the third umpire found that the ball on which Rahane was out was no ball.

Asked Thakur to go out

After this, the field umpire asked Thakur to go out and called Rahane again to bat. The umpires told Rahane that they had asked the Mumbai captain to stay, but Rahane had not heard this.

What do the rules say?

According to the rule, if the umpire feels that the batsman leaves the ground without being out, he can call him back and call the ball a dead ball. For this reason, the umpires called Rahane again. However, Rahane could not last long and in the next over, Paras Dogra took his brilliant catch. After this whole case, questions have been raised again on umpiring in domestic cricket.

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