Issy Wong's wicket not counted as bails remain on stumps
England bowler Issy Wong delivered a delivery that knocked over the stumps during the first ODI against Ireland in Leicester, but failed to claim the wicket because the bails remained in place on top of the stumps. This unusual occurrence left Wong visibly frustrated as the ball technically didn't dislodge the bails despite hitting the stumps. The incident highlighted an rare but possible scenario in cricket where a bowler can beat the batter without achieving the traditional dismissal.
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'It hasn't even moved!' - No wicket for Wong as bails stay still
England bowler Issy Wong delivered a delivery that knocked over the stumps during the first ODI against Ireland in Leicester, but failed to claim the wicket because the bails remained in place on top of the stumps. This unusual occurrence left Wong visibly frustrated as the ball technically didn't dislodge the bails despite hitting the stumps. The incident highlighted an rare but possible scenario in cricket where a bowler can beat the batter without achieving the traditional dismissal.
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