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Cataloguing all Zing Bail fails

wpdavid

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Here's another one, courtesy of Warwickshire's Nathan McAndrew clipping the off stump of Surrey's Tom Lawes' this afternoon. McAndrew isn't the slowest, but the bail refused to budge and the ball flew off for four byes. Quite extraordinary.
 

Burgey

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29.12.22 - BBL Heat vs Thunder. Ball hits the stumps off the last ball of the Thunder innings in an attempted run out and the bails don’t come off.
 

Spikey

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I think we can safely say that Cricket Chat is in a poor state when we have an honest to god bog standard run out not given because a zing bail fail and it doesn't result in this thread blowing up.
what was this
 

josephina

School Boy/Girl Cricketer
I would be happy if the rules were changed such that lighting up the stumps or bails is equivalent to dislodging the bails.
 

Spikey

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new exciting zing bail discourse


Three contentious run-out decisions occurred in the closing stages of Delhi Capitals' (DC) last-ball win over Mumbai Indians (MI) in Vadodara. In all three instances, third umpire Gayathri Venugopalan ruled not out, seemingly not considering the LED stumps lighting up as the point at which the wicket should be considered broken.
it seems umpire Venugopalan has joined the anti-Zing bail revelation. I salute our new comrade
 

RossTaylorsBox

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Where LED wickets are used, the moment at which the wicket has been put down shall be deemed to be the first frame in which the LED lights are illuminated and subsequent frames show the bail permanently removed from the top of the stumps.
Lol does this mean that if there's a malfunction you can technically never be run out
 

ataraxia

International Coach
Some CW troll should become an international umpire and make a point to actually follow the rules to the letter. Please appeal for all catches. It would be beautiful.
 

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