In a match of the ongoing Women's Big Bash League in Australia, such a run out took place which will make you laugh, pity and even beat your head. In this match played between the women's teams of Hobart Hurricanes and Adelaide Strikers, West Indies batsman Shinelle Henry was run out on the last ball, even though she had reached the crease. But then suddenly something happened, due to which she was run out.
Let us tell you the whole story. In this match played in Hobart, the host Hobart Hurricanes batted first. Shinel Henry is a part of this team. The last over of Hobart's innings was going on, in which Nicola Carey had scored some runs. Then Henry had a strike on the last ball. He played a shot on this ball and quickly completed 2 runs. She also went out for the third run but immediately returned. That's where the game ended.
How did Henry run out?
In fact, when Henry changed her decision of taking the third run and started returning to the crease, she placed the bat inside the crease at the right time. But then the fielder returned the ball and the wicketkeeper caught it and knocked down the stumps, appealing for run out. Then the matter went to the third umpire and everything turned sour. Actually, Henry had placed his bat inside the crease at the right time but then he suddenly pulled it behind Hulk and during this he was run out.
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could have survived this way
Its video came on social media and by looking at it, it can be seen that Henry was a little apprehensive and afraid that the ball might be coming towards her head. Therefore, she was seen saving herself and during this time her bat came out. At this very moment the wicketkeeper scattered the stumps. In such a situation, the third umpire gave Henry out.
An important aspect here is that if Henry's bat had risen in the air after hitting the crease but remained above the crease or he himself had placed his bat or feet inside the crease while running, he would not have been given run out. But in this situation he and his bat were completely outside the crease, so he was run out.