The debate of the Indian deliverer Shiva at 360 degrees provokes a debate

Uttar Pradesh's young left-handed thrower, Shiva Singh, played an unconventional role in rotation with a 360-degree rotation in a CK Nayudu Trophy match against Bengal. The referees called the ball dead, but his strange approach had sparked many discussions. In the second round of Bengal, Shiva, who was part of India's Under-19 World Cup champion team, led by Prithvi Shaw, suddenly turned around before loading and sending the delivery.

The 50-second video went viral after Bishan Bedi, the biggest Indian actor on the left arm, tweeted her and called her "weird".

Love it! I want to learn 360 degree action.
But what is the verdict of a fair or unfair delivery? #ShivaSingh pic.twitter.com/23OiuZH07g

– Saiyami Kher (@SaiyamiKher) of November 9, 2018

However, even before Shiva completed his delivery, Vinod Seshan had been killed ball, to the great frustration of the thrower. The match takes place on the grounds of the Bengal Cricket Academy in Kalyani.

The match was interrupted briefly because the referee explained to Shiva why surrender, in accordance with MCC laws, is illegal.

According to MCC Clause 20.4.2.7, "Each referee shall call and report the dead ball when there is a circumstance or deliberate distraction under Laws 41.4 (deliberate distraction attempt by the scorer). or 41.5 (deliberate distraction, deception or obstruction of the drummer) The ball will not count as one of the pbades. "

It has been discussed on social media that, if a drummer is allowed to change tapping, it is impossible to let a bowler be allowed a variant such as the rotation at 30 degrees of the stride of delivery. -article-new is missing!