Twitter reacts to 'epic' confusion after bails get dislodged as if hit-wicket but it turns out as dead-ball
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It has been that sort of day for India. When Ishant Sharma was facing Jofra Archer with nine wickets down, it seemed as if he got out hit-wicket and England started celebrating. But replays indicted that Ishant had not dislodged the bails after which it was termed a dead-ball by the umpire.
You can't see me!
was standing behind the bails & its all done by him
— Hritvik Patted (@Himmler06)
How did this happen???
— Sandybatsman (@sandybatsman)
Can't belive this!
The bails falling off mysteriously before the ball is bowled with the 11th man Ishant Sharma at the batting crease reminds me of the dialogue from welcome-" even the pyre is calling out for the dead body!" Congrats!
— Prateek Gayawal (@prateek_gayawal)
How did the bails just fall off? I've been waiting for a replay...
— Stuart Lodge (@slodge)
They've finished just in time for me to start work 🙂 Seen the bails blow off but never the stump pushed back as well!
— Jonathan (@Jon_HullViking)
No idea on what happened here!
Wtf happened here! The bails didn't just fall the off stump moved back.
— 4--Candles (@mickhtafc)
How did bails falls on their own 🧐
— Saurabh Gulve (@the_saurabg)
Hahaha!
Dhoni spirit roaming around dislodging bails in chepauk
— T#nm#y J#in (@TanmayJ234)
This is just what we need to play back and watch it again!
Bails came off automatically when everyone thought Ishant got out hit wicket.
— Akshay (@Kohlify)
ROLF!
Wickets and Bails be like-
— Anshul (@tea_anshul)
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