Mankading Controvery / Sharing the video of Mahendra Singh Dhoni, the former England legend told how to avoid 'mankading'

Mankading Controversy: Mankading has been a matter of controversy in cricket for a long time. Actually, recently the International Cricket Council (ICC) changed its rules. According to the new ICC rules, Mankading out will be considered as a runout. If the batsman is at the nonstriker's end and leaves the crease before the bowler releases the ball, then if the bowler hits the ball on the stumps, then the batsman will be declared out. However, earlier it was considered against the spirit of the game, but now the ICC has made a rule on it.

Monty Panesar told how to avoid Mankading

This is how you back up. Keep your bat in the crease. #mankading https://t.co/1iqq6AijIj

— Monty Panesar (@MontyPanesar) September 25, 2022

It is worth noting that in the Lord's ODI match, Indian women's bowler Deepti Sharma had similarly dismissed England's Charlie Dean, after which there is a constant controversy over it. Now in the midst of this controversy, former England cricketer Monty Panesar told what is the best way to avoid being run out like this. Along with this, he has shared the video of former Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Actually, this video is from during the IPL match. Panesar wrote in the caption of this tweet that 'This is how you back-up, keep the bat inside the crease'

Monty Panesar shared Dhoni's video

Actually, in the video shared by former England cricketer Monty Panesar, Dhoni is at the non-striker's end, he himself went ahead, but kept the bat in the crease. It is worth noting that in the Lord's ODI match, Indian women's bowler Deepti Sharma had Mankading out Charlie Dean of England, after which all the former England cricketers criticized Deepti Sharma. However, Deepti Sharma has now given her clarification on this. He said that even after giving warning to Charlie, when she did not agree, then she had to take this step.