Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh

In an unprecedented incident during the T20 World Cup match between Zimbabwe and Bangladesh, players of both the teams were called back from the dugout ...

It was the first time I saw something like that (no ball),” Bangladesh pacer Taskin Ahmed, who was adjudged the Player of the match for taking three wickets, said after the match. It was a very good match, it wasn’t very easy for us. But onfield umpires then referred the last ball to the TV umpire, who deemed it to be a no-ball, giving a new lease of life to the Zimbabwean team. Stumps were uprooted and the players were back in the dugout after shaking hands but just then the TV umpires declared the final ball as a no-ball after finding Nurul to be guilty of collecting the ball fractionally in front of the stumps, making the stumping invalid. Zimbabwe were thus awarded a free-hit and they needed four runs to win the match but it was not to be as Mosaddek showed great nerves to calmly sent down the final delivery which Muzarabani failed to connect yet again, much to the relief of Bangladeshi fans. In an unprecedented incident during the T20 World Cup match between Zimbabwe and Bangladesh, players of both the teams were called back from the dugout after the game’s last delivery was deemed a no-ball by the umpires here on Sunday.