ICC weighs in on run out controversy

Wed, Feb 17, '16

ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (CMC) — The chief executive of the International Cricket Council (ICC), Dave Richardson, is suggesting that young West Indies bowler Keemo Paul should have warned Zimbabwe batsman Richard Ngarava before removing his bails in an incident that sparked controversy during the recent ICC Under-19 World Cup in Bangladesh.
The incident occurred during a crucial final group game between the two teams, with the Caribbean side needing just three runs to win with a wicket remaining.
Paul clinched victory for West Indies by running Ngarava out at the bowler’s end, while running in to bowl the first delivery of the final over with replays suggesting Ngarava had strayed only marginally from the crease.