India registered a 3-0 clear sweep over Afghanistan within the recently-concluded T20I collection final week. The collection marked the return of India skipper Rohit Sharma and star batter Virat Kohli again within the T20Is after a niche of 14 months. The third T20I turned an fascinating watch as the results of the match was decided after two super-overs. After a protracted, thrilling battle, Team India clinched the victory by 10 runs and received the collection with 3-0 scoreline. However, this match additionally grabbed some controversy after Rohit returned to bat within the second tremendous over.

In the primary tremendous over, India wanted 17 to win off 6 balls. Rohit scored 14 runs earlier than strolling again to the dugout. It regarded like that he obtained retired out and as per the rules, a participant can not bat within the second tremendous over, if he/she has been declared out within the first tremendous over.

However, Rohit returned to bat for India within the second over, leaving everybody curious that whether or not he was retired harm or retired out.

Speaking concerning the incident, South Africa legendary batter AB de Villiers said {that a} participant can not bat once more if he will get out within the first tremendous over. He additionally said that it may need been the fault of the broadcasters.

“Double Super Over unbelievable (smiles). You can’t bat again if you are declared out in the first super over. I think maybe they will claim that he was retired hurt due to an injury and maybe it was a scoring mistake to show him out,” De Villiers stated on his YouTube channel.

De Villiers additionally lavished praises on India batter Rinku Singh and said that he’s a match-winner and his consistency is required to win the video games.

“Rinku is a fantastic player, a match-winner, and it is good to see him become consistent as well. You need to be a consistent player who is always trying to win games for your team.”

Across 15 video games and 11 innings in T20Is for India, Rinku has scored 356 runs at a mean of 89.00 and a strike charge of over 176 with two half-centuries. He has been making a reputation for himself as a finisher for Team India.

(With ANI Inputs)