Cricketer Deepti Sharma coach on run-out controversy: England had something to say on the 3-0 loss, so they made it an excuse

Controversy has arisen over the Indian cricket team's all-rounder Deepti Sharma's run-out to English batsman Charlie. Some are telling it against the spirit of the game, while some are telling run out under the rules. Veteran cricketer and poet Kumar Vishwas, including explosive batsman Virender Sehwag, has come out in support of Deepti. In such a situation, Dainik Bhaskar spoke to Deepti's coach and her family members.

He said that the fans of the England team should remember the 2019 World Cup final match before commenting on Deepti. He became the world champion only by the rule of hitting more boundaries. What Deepti did was under the rules. He had also given a warning before Mankading.

Deepti blew the stumps before bowling

In the 44th over of the third ODI against England in London, England batsman Charlie Dean, standing at the non-striker's end, was out of the crease. Deepti blew the stumps before bowling. He was run out. With this England got defeated. Simultaneously, the controversy started that it is against the spirit of the game. The whole cricket world was divided into two parts regarding this.

England lost 3-0, so there was something to be said

Deepti's brother Sumit Sharma is her coach. He told Dainik Bhaskar that there is a lot of hue and cry about Deepti's run-out in the third ODI from England. The run-out by Deepti is following the rules. England team lost the series 3-0. In such a situation, he has something to say about this defeat. He made the run-out an issue.

Sumit raised questions on England batsman Charlie Dean. Said, "Why is it that the player did not take precautions on such an occasion? When you can get out of the crease by being so free. Then a player can also get out by being alert.

"Didn't say anything when the world cup was won"

Sumit says, "The double character of England has come to the fore on this runout. After the match against New Zealand in the ICC World Cup in 2019 and the Super Over tie, England won just because they hit more boundaries. At that time England did it. Said victory as per the rules. Now that they have lost the series 3-0, they don't see the spirit of the runout. England shouldn't have done that.

Deepti quote - doesn't matter

When Deepti's brother was asked what happened to Deepti in this regard, he said that there was not much talk. Just said that there is a lot of controversy about the out. To this, Deepti said that it was done under the runout rule. His captain and all the players on the team are with him. So it doesn't matter what the England team says.

Deepti's father said - proud of the daughter

Deepti's father also supported his daughter on the run-out controversy. He said that it is not that Deepti did not get out in the first place. Deepti told him that she had been noticing Charlie Dean for a long time. She was coming out of the crease before throwing her hair. He also complained about this to the umpire. But, when she started coming out too much, Deepti ran her out. What Deepti did is fine. A player makes every effort for the victory of his team.

Many memes are being made on Deepti

Many memes have surfaced after Deepti's runout. In Aamir Khan's Lagaan movie, Tipu is shown getting run out similarly during the match. Now showing that scene and Deepti's run out together in the memes, it is written that the revenge of the film Lagaan has now been taken. At the same time, Delhi Police has also used the photo of Deepti's run out for awareness while driving.

Many veterans came in support

In this controversy, many veteran players and celebrities have come out in support of Deepti. Former cricketer Virender Sehwag, Indian cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin, commentator and former cricketer Akash Chopra, and Kavi Kumar Vishwas have supported. The law-making body of cricket has also justified the runout.

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