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Women’s World Cup: Unusual Scenes In Colombo As Pakistan's Muneeba Ali Is Run Out In Bizarre Fashion
The incident happened on the last ball of the fourth over when Muneeba initially survived an lbw appeal off Kranti Gaud, as India chose not to review despite replays later showing three reds. But Muneeba had wandered out of her crease, with a throw from Deepti Sharma hitting the stumps.
Though Muneeba did ground her bat, it then came up when the throw from Deepti actually hit the stumps. Though the on-field call was not out, a second look from the third umpire revealed her bat was airborne at the moment the ball struck the stumps, leading to her dismissal for just two.
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