Non-striker run outs and catches close to the ground shouldn't be as complicated as they are
Running out a batter who is leaving his crease early is fair, period. And so-called bump catches ought to be ruled on by the on-field umpires
Dasun Shanaka would have fallen short of his hundred in the first ODI if Rohit Sharma had upheld the run-out appeal as he ought to have done • BCCI
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Former Australia captain Ian Chappell is a columnist