Why was Ryan Rickleton’s caught dismissal off Zeeshan Ansari disallowed in MI vs SRH IPL 2025 match?

In a dramatic turn of the events, the opener of the Indians of Mumbai (Mi), Ryan Rickelton, was not given despite a clear catch at Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), the skipper Pat Cummins. This occurred during the IPL 2025 competition of the two games at the Wankhede stadium on Thursday, April 17. The protean striker survived the 21st after the intervention of the fourth referee, asking him to return to the track, leaving the players of SRH and their fans without any idea.

The incident took place in the seventh above the pursuit of Mi. Rickelton faced Zeeshan Ansari for a big blow after playing three deliveries of consecutive points. Everything he succeeded was to play directly to Cummins on the cover. The defensive player moved to his right to complete the socket.

While Rickelton was walking away, the fourth referee confirmed that the ticket office Heinrich Klaasen had his hands in front of the stumps when the ball contacted the bat. As a result, he was declared without a bullet. What should have been Rickelton curtains, transformed into a free blow. However, the left -hander did not draw the best part of the stay, managing 31 out of 23 deliveries, peripherals in the next (eighth).

Has Ryan Rickelton caught up in the Mi vs SRH IPL 2025 confrontation? What does the rule say?

According to the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), Law 27.3 says that:

“The counter will remain entirely behind the counter at the end of the attacker from the moment the ball comes into play until a ball delivered by the launcher touches the bat or the person of the attacker or passes the counter at the end of the attacker or the attacker tries a race.”

“In the event of a counter goalkeeper who is contravening this law, the attacker’s final referee must not call and not report any ball as soon as the ball is delivered,” he added.

Regarding the 33 IPL 2025 match, Mi was in the headquarters of a prosecution of 163 points against SRH. At the time of writing this document, Mumbai was 121/2 after 12.2 Overs, with Suryakumar Yadav and Will Jacks at the Pl.

Follow the MI VS Srh IPL 2025 live score here.

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