Shubman Gill run-out: It was a one of the bizarre situations on the cricket ground when Kolkata Knight Rider batsman Shubman Gill run out. The peculiar situation displayed at during 10th match of the ongoing 12th season of the Indian Premier League. The moment emerged between the match between Delhi Capitals and Kolkata Knight Riders at Delhi when Kolkata Knight Riders middle-order batsman Shubman Gill’s wicket falls for the team. Certaiinly it was one of the bizzared departure of the batsman under run out.
On the ball of Sandeep Lamichhane and Gill, Shubman Gill playes well short and he was safe and there was no any danger for batsman. But as it has been said, if the days are not supportive for you, you could suffer a lot. And the same things happened with the Shubman Gill when he played well the ball and it was certain a boundary but Kagiso Rabada stopped the ball in impressive manner with making a full-body dive to his left.
It was the over confidence for Gill, that he assumed that it will not be easy for fielder to thrown and there was not a chance for the run out. But it remained a mistake for Gill and he slowed donw his running between the wicket and he declared run out.
However it taken some time for umpires to declare his run out as the third umpire first checked Rabada’s attempt finally it was clear that Gill hadn’t grounded his bat when Lamichhane disturbed the woodwork at the non-striker’s end. (Video credit- VIVO IPL)
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