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
What does cognitive psychology have to do with non-striker run outs?
MCC throws renewed support behind bowlers running out non-striker's leaving the crease
Why is there stigma involved in running out a non-striker? Because it's all about power
Cricket Australia to review third umpire's camera set-up
Cummins calls for third umpire catch changes
An honest fielder knows when he has caught the ball. There are certain indicators an umpire needs to consider before he makes his decision - a ball that bounces goes straight into the palm rather than lodging in the fingers first
Former Australia captain Ian Chappell is a columnist