New Delhi: Indian all-rounder Deepti Sharma’s run out of England player Charlie Dean under the Mankading Controversy is making a lot of headlines. Many people are mistaking Deepti. So there are many people who are supporting him. One of them is India’s legendary fast bowler Jhulan Goswami. Who has said strong talk on Charlie’s Mankading. He has defended Deepti in a tremendous way.
Let us tell you that Jhulan played his last international match against England on Saturday, in which this controversy took place. In this match played at Lord’s ground, India defeated England by 16 runs and won the series 3-0.
In fact, during a conversation with Revsportz on Monday, Jhulan said that it is under International Cricket Council (ICC) laws to run Dean out at the non-striker’s end because she went one foot beyond the crease. He said, ‘Nothing is wrong. I don’t want to say anything. It is under ICC law. Did Deepti do anything illegal? Did this happen for the first time? I don’t think there is any need to discuss it. She was ahead of the crease. Not in millimeters, but one foot ahead. If anyone is taking advantage, there is a law for him.
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Not only this, Captain Harmanpreet Kaur also supported Deepti Sharma. After the match, he said, ‘I thought you would ask about the first nine wickets because even taking them was not easy. I don’t think we have done anything new. I think it shows your awareness of what the batsmen are doing. I will support my player because I don’t think he has done anything which is not in ICC rules.
At the same time, Deepti Sharma also told that, ‘This was our plan because she was doing this again and again, we had already warned her. We did our work according to the rules and guidelines. He said, ‘We told the umpire, yet she was going out. In such a situation, we could not do anything. “Every team has to win,” he said. In Jhulan Goswami’s last match, we wanted us to bid him farewell with a win. According to him, we did what we could as a team.
Let us tell you that when Deepti Sharma came to bowl the 44th over of the English innings, England needed 16 runs to win. At that time, Charlotte Dean and Freya Davis were at the crease and were trying to get the team to victory. That’s when Charlotte Dean, standing at the non-striker’s end, got out of the crease before Deepti Sharma delivered the fourth ball of that over and Deepti dropped the bails instead of throwing the ball. After which the third umpire declared him out.