Sri Lankan batsman’s peculiar dismissal

NEW DELHI: In a remarkable turn of events during a World Cup cricket match, Angelo Mathews of the Sri Lankan team found himself in a unique and unexpected situation, leading to a dismissal before even getting the chance to bat.

Mathews, a seasoned batsman, was dismissed even before he could make it to the wicket, marking a rather unusual incident in the world of cricket. The unexpected twist in the game unfolded during a crucial World Cup clash in New Delhi.

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In a surprising twist, Samara Vikrama, the designated replacement for Mathews, faced a race against the clock to reach the wicket within the stipulated two-minute timeframe as per cricket rules. This rule dictates that a new batsman must arrive at the wicket within two minutes after being dismissed.

The incident has generated controversy and debate among cricket enthusiasts, with many pondering the fairness and implications of such an occurrence in a high-stakes tournament like the World Cup.