Delhi Capitals‘ spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has floated an concept of penalising the batting group 10 runs for backing up too far on the non-striker’s finish and head coach Ricky Ponting is already in talks with the Worldwide Cricket Council (ICC) for a similar. Spinner Ashwin on Wednesday mentioned that former Australian skipper and Delhi Capitals’ head coach Ponting is in talks with the ICC’s cricket committee for having a penalty if a batsman backs up too far on the non-striker’s finish.
“Once we performed (towards RCB), one aspect of the bottom was huge, I knew somebody would again up as a result of scoring boundaries was not that simple. That they had guys who may convert twos. So I knew it might occur. I went into my soar whereas delivering the ball and a gold helmet floated previous. I finished and thought, he was nonetheless exterior the crease, simply staring,” mentioned Ashwin in his YouTube present Good day Dubaiahh.
“He has been a very good pal since we performed collectively for KXIP. So I let it slide as a closing warning. Punishment needs to be extreme, dock 10 runs for backing up. No one will try this. Getting batsmen like this isn’t a ability. However no choices for the bowler both,” he added.
“I’ll say this. Cannot cease thefts until thieves repent. I can’t be police perpetually. I tagged Ponting within the tweet. He mentioned he would have requested me to run him out. He mentioned ”a fallacious is a fallacious”. He is speaking to the ICC committee a few penalty. He’s actually attempting arduous to maintain his promise,” Ashwin additional mentioned.
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Within the match against RCB on Monday, Ashwin gave Royal Challengers Bangalore’s opening batsman Finch a warning for leaving his crease on the non-striker’s finish whereas the spinner was on track to ship the ball.
The truth is, he later took to Twitter to announce that this was the ultimate warning, and subsequent time he would run out any batsman discovered exterior the crease.
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