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The Mankad

cnerd123

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So the MCC Clarification on the Zampa incident sheds new light on the wording.

All this time I interpreted this to mean that if the batter left the crease at any point before the ball was expected to be bowled, that they could be runout. At what point the bowler aborts their action to execute this was immaterial. This was fairly easy to enforce as well - you watch the popping crease as the bowler runs in for both the front foot no-ball and the non striker, and once the ball is about to be bowled you can look up. If the stumps are then broken by the bowler, you make a decision based on what you saw earlier. Clean cut.

But this clarification means that the window of opportunity to run a non-striker out is only until the moment that the ball can be released. Once that moment has passed, the run out cannot be executed, even if the batter was miles out of their crease.
 

honestbharani

Whatever it takes!!!
There's got to be some level of science to the fact every player I've ever seen effect a Mankad is a giant ****wit. Zampa a notable and worthy addition
Zampa did not effect the run out.

And I think the ones who got done have been bigger shitwits. As well as most of Aus-Eng-NZ cricket twitter.
 

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