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IPL 2022: It was a full toss and the umpire stuck to his decision, says Rajasthan Royals' skipper Sanju Samson on no-ball controversy

Rajasthan Royals' (RR) Skipper Sanju Samson said that the umpire's refusal to check a no-ball in the final over of their thrilling match against Delhi Capitals (DC) was very clear and he stuck to his decision. Jos Buttler's 116-run knock and Prasidh Krishna's three-wicket haul (3 for 22) helped Rajasthan (222 for 2) beat Delhi (207 for 8) by 15 runs in a high-scoring match at the Wankhede Stadium. With 36 runs needed in the last six balls, DC batter Rovman Powell hit sixes off the first two balls of the over bowled by left-arm pacer Obed McCoy. On the third ball, he again hit a full toss for a maximum and that delivery, according to Delhi Capitals' captain Rishabh Pant and their team management, should have been called a no-ball.

Rishabh Pant Leads Protest, Asks Batters To Come Off Over No-Ball Controversy

IPL 2022 produced yet another thrilling contest as Rajasthan Royals took on Delhi Capitals at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Friday. Rajasthan Royals emerged victorious by 15 runs with Jos Buttler hitting his third century of the ongoing season. But the match made headlines for all the wrong reasons as emotions threatened to boil over after umpires didn't give what Delhi Capitals players and support staff thought was a waist-high no-ball. The match descended into complete farce as DC captain Rishabh Pant gesticulated wildly at the umpires. At one point, it even seemed that Pant was asking the two batters at the crease -- Rovman Powell and Kuldeep Yadav -- to return to the dug out. One of DC's assistant coaches Pravin Amre even stormed the field to speak to the umpires.

Watch: High Drama As Delhi Capitals Appeal For No-Ball In Last Over Against Rajasthan Royals

The final over of the match between Delhi Capitals and Rajasthan Royals witnessed high drama as Rishabh Pant and company were left fuming for what they deemed was a no-ball but not given by the on-field umpire. In the final over, Delhi Capitals needed 36 to win and Rovman Powell had smashed sixes on the first three balls. However, the third delivery of the over became a huge talking point. Rajasthan Royals pacer Obed McCoy bowled a full-toss and Powell had smashed it for a six. Delhi Capitals camp thought it was a definite no-ball and started gesturing towards the umpire for it to be called a no-ball.

IPL 2022: Third umpire should have intervened and said it was no-ball, says Delhi Capitals' captain Rishabh Pant after defeat against Rajasthan Royals

Delhi Capitals' (DC) captain Rishabh Pant stood his ground for calling back his batters after the umpires did not check for a possible waist-high delivery in the dramatic final over of their Indian Premier League (IPL) match against Rajasthan (RR) Royals, saying he thought it was no-ball and the third umpire should have intervened. Needing 36 runs from the final over, DC batter Rovman Powell hit three successive sixes from the first three deliveries off Obed McCoy. DC needed another 18 more from the final three deliveries. At this juncture, Kuldeep Yadav, who was at the non-striker's end, gestured to the umpires demanding that the last delivery be checked for a possible no-ball on height. Powell joined in having a chat with the umpires too. The umpires stood their ground, saying the delivery was legal.

IPL 2022, DC vs RR, Highlights: Rajasthan Royals beat Delhi Capitals to top table amid no-ball controversy

Jos Buttler struck his third century of the ongoing IPL to power Rajasthan Royals to a 15-run win over Delhi Capitals in a drama-filled match here on Friday. Buttler and Devdutt Padikkal shared a 155-run stand for the opening wicket to help RR to the highest team total of the season, 222 for two, after being sent into bat. Buttler, enjoying the form of his life, smashed 116 off 65 balls with the help of nine boundaries and as many hits over the fence to lay the foundation of the imposing total in the company of Padikkal, who hit 54 off 35 balls with seven fours and two sixes.

Cricket-England white-ball skipper Morgan says coaching roles should be split

(Reuters) - The England cricket board (ECB) should have different coaches for the men's team for all three formats owing to the "demands" of the game, white-ball captain Eoin Morgan said.

England white-ball skipper Eoin Morgan says coaching roles should be split

ECB) should have different coaches for the men's team for all three formats owing to the "demands" of the game, white-ball captain Eoin Morgan said. England are searching for a new head coach after Chris Silverwood resigned in February following the team's 4-0 Ashes Test series defeat in Australia, with Paul Collingwood named the interim coach.

England white-ball skipper Morgan says coaching roles should be split

The England cricket board (ECB) should have different coaches for the men's team for all three formats owing to the "demands" of the game, white-ball captain Eoin Morgan said.

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IPL 2022: It was a full toss and the umpire stuck to his decision, says Rajasthan Royals' skipper Sanju Samson on no-ball controversy

Rishabh Pant Leads Protest, Asks Batters To Come Off Over No-Ball Controversy

Watch: High Drama As Delhi Capitals Appeal For No-Ball In Last Over Against Rajasthan Royals

IPL 2022: Third umpire should have intervened and said it was no-ball, says Delhi Capitals' captain Rishabh Pant after defeat against Rajasthan Royals

IPL 2022, DC vs RR, Highlights: Rajasthan Royals beat Delhi Capitals to top table amid no-ball controversy

Cricket-England white-ball skipper Morgan says coaching roles should be split

England white-ball skipper Eoin Morgan says coaching roles should be split

England white-ball skipper Morgan says coaching roles should be split