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    Watch: In the BBL, Adam Zampa’s Ashwin-like run-out causes controversy, and the third umpire awards a not-out in the face of loud booing.

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    Watch: In the BBL, Adam Zampa's Ashwin-like run-out causes controversy, and the third umpire awards a not-out in the face of loud booing.
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    Twitter has already seen a debate about Adam Zampa’s clever move to defeat the Melbourne Renegades batter. Rajasthan Royals (RR) initially recruited the Australian spinner for IPL 2023.
    Australian spinner Adam Zampa endeavored a smart runout of Tom Rogers. During the activity pressed Large Slam Association (BBL) on Tuesday.

    In the 27th match of the BBL at the storied Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), spin master Zampa. One of the newest recruits for the Rajasthan Royals (RR) for the 2023 Indian Premier League (IPL). Attempted to punish the Melbourne Renegades batter for backing up too far at the non-striker’s end.

    However, the third umpire prevented Zampa from getting Rogers out of the game. The batter was ultimately ruled not out. It was discovered during the review of the dismissal that the bowler’s arm had “gone past the vertical.” As a result, the decision had to be overturned by the third umpire, and Rogers was declared not out. Before the 20th over that the Melbourne Stars skipper bowled. On Twitter, there is already a debate about Zampa’s clever move to defeat the batter for the Melbourne Renegades.

    How can it be said that Rogers isn’t taking advantage of people? Before the bowler has reached his usual release point, he has left the crease. Whether or not the bowling is done, it’s out. Zampa to his right well. Ex-Australian wicketkeeper-batsman Brad Haddin expressed his opinion on Fox Cricket that Zampa should have been warned. The batter when he caught him backing up too far in the final over of the innings. He had to be warned.

    Before Rogers got in and out and put Harvey on the scoreboard, I believe Zampa was dirty from the ball. To be honest, I didn’t think we were going to see it (an attempt in the BBL),” Haddin stated.
    In the BBL match at the MCG, Melbourne Renegades batted first and scored 141-7 in 20 overs. In the 20-over competition, Martin Guptill (32), Shaun Marsh (32), and Mackenzie Harvey (32*) led the Renegades to a modest score. In the low-scoring match, spinner Zampa bowled four overs and took Akeal Hosein’s wicket.

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