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Alex Hales seems to be the only English cricketer who has openly opposed the criticism endured by Deepti Sharma for running out England's Charlie Dean at the non-striker's end during India's 3rd ODI vs England.
Following the incident, Sam Billings said, 'There’s surely not a person who has played the game that thinks this is acceptable? Just not cricket.'
His English teammate Hales replied by saying that 'It shouldn’t be difficult for the non-striker to stay in their crease till the ball has left the hand.'
The cricketing world was divided over laws and sportsmanship when the incident happened. According to the new ICC rules, which will come into effect from October 1, Mankading will be seen as a run-out and not an unfair method of running out a batter.
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England's Alex Hales schools Sam Billings 'not in the spirit' tweet on Deepti Sharma's run out

Alex Hales seems to be the only English cricketer who has openly opposed the criticism endured by Deepti Sharma for running out England's Charlie Dean at the non-striker's end during India's 3rd ODI vs England

Watch how he schools teammate Sam Billings

Following the incident, Sam Billings said, 'There&rsquo;s surely not a person who has played the game that thinks this is acceptable? Just not cricket.'

Alex Hales seems to be the only English cricketer who has openly opposed the criticism endured by Deepti Sharma for running out England's Charlie Dean at the non-striker's end during India's 3rd ODI vs England.
Following the incident, Sam Billings said, 'There&rsquo;s surely not a person who has played the game that thinks this is acceptable? Just not cricket.'
His English teammate Hales replied by saying that 'It shouldn&rsquo;t be difficult for the non-striker to stay in their crease till the ball has left the hand.'
The cricketing world was divided over laws and sportsmanship when the incident happened. According to the new ICC rules, which will come into effect from October 1, Mankading will be seen as a run-out and not an unfair method of running out a batter.
Also read:&nbsp;
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Virender Sehwag has pointed out a major problem with the current Indian cricket team which he believes has led to players getting injured frequently.
During a chat with Cricbuzz, the former India skipper said that India's problems are the injuries that didn't happen on the cricket field. 'Hardik Pandya got injured while bowling. Most of the players are getting injured at the gym or outside the match. We didn't see Jadeja getting injured on a cricket field.' Sehwag feels that things that are happening outside or in the gym need to be addressed.
The 43-year-old added that gym is not as important as skills and If you have a two-month break, then fitness becomes important. 'I never saw Sachin Tendulkar lift more than 6-8kg weights. But these days you see players including Virat Kohli posting videos of lifting 50-60-70kgs during a series, which actually increases the chances of an injury,' Sehwag further said.
Also read: Watch! Asia Cup 2022: Ramiz Raja snaps at Indian journalist after defeat vs Sri Lanka

'Gym is not important' Virender Sehwag points out major problem with Virat Kohli & Team India

'These days you see players including Virat Kohli posting videos of lifting 50-60-70kgs during a series, which actually increases the chances of an injury,' feels Virender Sehwag

Here is what he had to say

Sehwag feels that things that are happening outside or in the gym need to be addressed

Virender Sehwag has pointed out a major problem with the current Indian cricket team which he believes has led to players getting injured frequently.
During a chat with Cricbuzz, the former India skipper said that India's problems are the injuries that didn't happen on the cricket field. 'Hardik Pandya got injured while bowling. Most of the players are getting injured at the gym or outside the match. We didn't see Jadeja getting injured on a cricket field.' Sehwag feels that things that are happening outside or in the gym need to be addressed.
The 43-year-old added that gym is not as important as skills and If you have a two-month break, then fitness becomes important. 'I never saw Sachin Tendulkar lift more than 6-8kg weights. But these days you see players including Virat Kohli posting videos of lifting 50-60-70kgs during a series, which actually increases the chances of an injury,' Sehwag further said.
Also read: <a title="Watch! Asia Cup 2022: Ramiz Raja snaps at Indian journalist after defeat vs Sri Lanka" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/watch-asia-cup-2022-ramiz-raja-snaps-at-indian-journalist-after-defeat-vs-sri-lanka-1662971870286">Watch! Asia Cup 2022: Ramiz Raja snaps at Indian journalist after defeat vs Sri Lanka</a>

With a revamped squad, Royal Challengers Bangalore is set to start their IPL campaign against Punjab Kings on Sunday. RCB had retained Virat Kohli, Glenn Maxwell, and Mohammad Siraj before the IPL mega auction and after the auction, the likes of Harshal Patel made it to the squad however, Yuzvendra Chahal who had been serving the team for the last 8 years had to shift the franchise. With a base price of 2 crores, the leg-spinner was sold to Rajasthan Royals for 6.50 crores. RCB didn't bid on him for once.
Former Indian cricketer, Virender Sehwag wasn't impressed with this decision of RCB. He believed that the side will be missing him and letting him go is the biggest loss for the franchise. 
In an interview with Cricbuzz, Sehwag expressed that Yuzvendra was the best bowler for RCB on small pitches. He used to be the most economical and the one with the most wickets. Sehwag feels that the entire responsibility will now fall on Siraj's shoulders.
Sehwag further said, If he was a part of RCB, he wouldn't have thought about letting go of Chahal.

IPL 2022: Sehwag believes, letting go Yuzvendra is the 'biggest mistake' of RCB

Sehwag left unimpressed with RCB's decision to let this player go to other franchise!

With a revamped squad, Royal Challengers Bangalore is set to start their IPL campaign against Punjab Kings on Sunday. RCB&nbsp;had retained Virat&nbsp;Kohli, Glenn&nbsp;Maxwell, and Mohammad Siraj&nbsp;before the&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;mega auction and during the auction, the likes of Harshal&nbsp;Patel made it to the squad however, Yuzvendra&nbsp;Chahal&nbsp;who had been serving the team for the last&nbsp;8 years had to shift the franchise. With a base price of 2 crores, the leg-spinner was sold to&nbsp;Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals for ₹6.50 crores. RCB&nbsp;didn't bid on him for once.
Former Indian cricketer, Virender&nbsp;Sehwag&nbsp;wasn't impressed with this decision of RCB. He believed that the side will be missing him and letting him go is the biggest&nbsp;loss for the franchise.&nbsp;
In an interview with Cricbuzz, Sehwag&nbsp;expressed that Yuzvendra&nbsp;was the best bowler for RCB&nbsp;on small pitches. He used to be the most economical and&nbsp;the one with the most wickets. Sehwag&nbsp;feels that the entire responsibility will now fall on Siraj's&nbsp;shoulders.
Sehwag&nbsp;further said, If he was a part of RCB, he wouldn't have thought about letting go Chahal.

Former Indian cricketer, Virender&nbsp;Sehwag&nbsp;believes that letting Yuzvendra&nbsp;Chahal&nbsp;go to an other franchise is the biggest&nbsp;loss for the franchise&nbsp;the side will be&nbsp;missing him.

With a revamped squad, Royal Challengers Bangalore is set to start their IPL campaign against Punjab Kings on Sunday. RCB&nbsp;had retained Virat&nbsp;Kohli, Glenn&nbsp;Maxwell, and Mohammad Siraj&nbsp;before the&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;mega auction and after the auction, the likes of Harshal&nbsp;Patel made it to the squad. However, Yuzvendra&nbsp;Chahal&nbsp;who had been serving the team for the last&nbsp;8 years had to shift the franchise. With a base price of 2 crores, the leg-spinner was sold to&nbsp;Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals for ₹6.50 crores. RCB&nbsp;didn't bid on him for once.
Former Indian cricketer, Virender&nbsp;Sehwag&nbsp;wasn't impressed with this decision of RCB. He believed that the side will be missing him and letting him go is the biggest&nbsp;loss for the franchise.&nbsp;
In an interview with Cricbuzz, Sehwag&nbsp;expressed that Yuzvendra&nbsp;was the best bowler for RCB&nbsp;on small pitches. He used to be the most economical and&nbsp;the one with the most wickets. Sehwag&nbsp;feels that the entire responsibility will now fall on Siraj's&nbsp;shoulders.
Sehwag&nbsp;further said, If he was a part of RCB, he wouldn't have thought about letting go of Chahal.

Former India skipper and Kohli's Delhi teammate Virender Sehwag feels that Virat Kohli should continue leading the side in Tests and ODIs

T20 World Cup 2021: Virat Kohli shouldn't leave ODI & Test captaincy says Sehwag

Reacting to a fan's question on Facebook, Sehwag said that under Virat's captaincy, India is playing well and Kohli's record as a captain is brilliant

As Team India ended its T20 World Cup 2021 campaign, it also brought the curtains down on Virat&nbsp;Kohli's&nbsp;captaincy in T20I.&nbsp;But former India skipper and Kohli's&nbsp;Delhi teammate&nbsp;Virender&nbsp;Sehwag&nbsp;feels that Virat&nbsp;should continue leading the side in Tests and ODIs.
Reacting to a fan's question on Facebook, Sehwag&nbsp;said that&nbsp;under Virat's captaincy, India is playing well and Kohli's record as a captain is brilliant.
Kohli has led India in 95 ODIs and won 65 of them and lost 27. In Tests, India has lost just 16 of the 65 games under&nbsp;Kohli's leadership.&nbsp;Virat&nbsp;also remains the only India skipper to have registered T20 series wins in South Africa, England, New Zealand and Australia.

Virat Kohli may have stepped down as India's T20 skipper but former India skipper and Kohli's&nbsp;Delhi teammate&nbsp;Virender&nbsp;Sehwag&nbsp;feels that Virat&nbsp;should continue leading the side in Tests and ODIs

As Team India ended its T20 World Cup 2021 campaign, it also brought the curtains down on Virat&nbsp;Kohli's&nbsp;captaincy in T20I.&nbsp;But former India skipper and Kohli's&nbsp;Delhi teammate&nbsp;Virender&nbsp;Sehwag&nbsp;feels that Kohli should continue leading the side in Tests and ODIs.
Reacting to a fan's question on Facebook, Sehwag&nbsp;said that&nbsp;under Virat's captaincy, India is playing well and Kohli's record as a captain is brilliant.
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Kohli has led India in 95 ODIs and won 65 of them and lost 27. In Tests, India has lost just 16 of the 65 games under&nbsp;Kohli's leadership.&nbsp;Virat&nbsp;also remains the only India skipper to have registered T20 series wins in South Africa, England, New Zealand and Australia.

One of the most feared openers of the Indian cricket team,&nbsp;Virender&nbsp;Sehwag, revealed how he learned the&nbsp;straight drive shot with the help of his legendary&nbsp;former colleague Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar.&nbsp;The former batsman who was attending&nbsp;the app launch event on Wednesday said that he started watching cricket on Television in the 1992 World Cup, and by watching the television he tried to learn Sachin's signature&nbsp;straight drive. Sehwag went on to highlight&nbsp;the importance of technology and the&nbsp;internet.&nbsp;The 42-year-old &nbsp;who made his debut in 1999 at the age of 21, said that if he had the facility of the&nbsp;internet&nbsp;in those days he would have learned things faster and possibly played for India at a younger age.&nbsp;&nbsp;

I learnt straight drive by watching Tendulkar: Sehwag

Sehwag&nbsp;reveals how he learned the straight drive 'By watching television I tried to learn Sachin's&nbsp;straight drive' Would have possibly played for India at younger age, says Sehwag

One of the most feared openers of the Indian cricket team,&nbsp;Virender&nbsp;Sehwag, revealed how he learned the&nbsp;straight drive shot with the help of his legendary&nbsp;former colleague Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar.&nbsp;The former batsman who was attending&nbsp;an app launch event on Wednesday said that he started watching cricket on Television in the 1992 World Cup, and by watching the television he tried to learn Sachin's signature&nbsp;straight drive. Sehwag went on to highlight&nbsp;the importance of technology and the Internet.&nbsp;The 42-year-old &nbsp;who made his debut in 1999 at the age of 21, said that if he had the facility of the Internet&nbsp;in those days he would have learned things faster and possibly played for India at a younger age.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Although&nbsp;Rajasthan&nbsp;registered a&nbsp;convincing victory by 6 wickets over KKR on Saturday,&nbsp;Former Indian cricketer&nbsp;Virender&nbsp;Sehwag&nbsp;does not seem very happy with&nbsp;Sanju Samson's captaincy.&nbsp;Rajasthan Royals who are struggle to make a mark in the ongoing IPL season are currently placed 6th in the points table with just 2 wins out of their 5 games. In an interview with cricbuzz, Sehwag&nbsp;revealed that he feels that the Rajasthan&nbsp;team isn't very happy with Samson's captaincy. Criticising his tactics on the field, the 42-year-old former batsman said that a captain should comfort his bowlers, if the bowler is getting hammered. He also said that the foreign players in the RR dugout also do not communicate so much within.&nbsp;

RR team doesn't look very happy with Samson: Sehwag

Although&nbsp;Rajasthan&nbsp;registered a&nbsp;convincing victory by 6 wickets over KKR on Saturday,&nbsp;Former Indian cricketer&nbsp;Virender&nbsp;Sehwag&nbsp;does not seem very happy with&nbsp;Sanju Samson's captaincy.&nbsp;

'RR team doesn't look very happy with Samson', feels Sehwag

Sehwag on Sanju&nbsp;Samson's capraincy 'RR team doesn't look very happy with Samson' 'Samson should comfort players during game' 'RR foreign players do not communicate much'

Although&nbsp;Rajasthan&nbsp;registered a&nbsp;convincing victory of 6 wickets over KKR on Saturday,&nbsp;Former Indian cricketer&nbsp;Virender&nbsp;Sehwag&nbsp;still does not seem very happy with&nbsp;Sanju Samson's captaincy.&nbsp;Rajasthan Royals who are struggling to make a mark in the ongoing IPL season are currently placed 6th in the points table with just 2 wins out of their 5 games. In an interview with cricbuzz, Sehwag&nbsp;revealed that he feels that the Rajasthan&nbsp;team isn't very happy with Samson's captaincy. Criticising his tactics on the field, the 42-year-old former batsman said that a captain should comfort his bowlers if the bowler is getting hammered and likewise for the batsmen as well. He also said that the foreign players in the RR dugout also do not communicate so much within.&nbsp;

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