Why did the ICC decide not to count Rinku Singh's match-winning six off the l...

gautam

While the Indian team's World Cup campaign ended heartbreakingly last Sunday, there was still excitement in the game's shortest format as India's opening Twenty20 international match against Australia on Thursday saw an exciting conclusion in Visakhapatnam. Josh Inglis' outstanding 110 off only 50 balls helped the Australians smash a massive score of 208/3 in 20 overs. Captain Suryakumar Yadav and Ishan Kishan then played outstanding half-century efforts to get the hosts very close to victory.

gopal

The ICC opted not to count Rinku Singh's last-ball six in the IND vs AUS 1st T20I due to a breach in playing conditions—specifically, the boundary ropes being tampered with by the crowd, prompting a decision to nullify the boundary.

vishnu

The ICC's decision to invalidate Rinku Singh's last-ball six in the IND vs AUS 1st T20I was based on a breach of playing conditions, as the boundary was compromised by external factors, leading to the exclusion of the run.

shubham

ICC's ruling on Rinku Singh's last-ball six in the IND vs AUS 1st T20I hinged on a breach in playing conditions, with the boundary ropes affected by the crowd, resulting in the decision not to count the run in the thrilling encounter.