WBBL 2024: Alice Perry continued playing despite being run out, gross negligence in Women's Big Bash League

Ellyse Perry's strong performance continues in the Women's Big Bash League being played in Australia. This captain of Sydney Sixers also played a brilliant half-century innings against Hobart Hurricanes. But during that innings, something happened which is hard to believe. Actually, Ellyse Perry was run out in this match but despite this, she continued to play. This incident happened in the 20th over when Carmichael tried to steal a quick single on the third ball. Ellyse Perry ran to take the strike and during this, the wicketkeeper blew the bails. Ellyse Perry did not reach the crease and the amazing thing is that the fielding team did not even appeal. After this Ellyse Perry started batting.

When the replay of that run of Alice Parry was seen, it was found that the player was out of the crease. Here one question is why the leg umpire did not take the help of the third umpire. Actually, the field umpire takes the help of the third umpire only when the fielding team appeals, and the players of Hobart Hurricanes did not do so.

Bizarre.

Ellyse Perry seemed to be run out, but no one appealed! #WBBL10 pic.twitter.com/b4ZAjN0W9S

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In the end, Alice Perry was the main reason for the defeat of Hobart Hurricanes. The captain of Sydney played an innings of 86 runs in just 62 balls. This batsman hit 11 fours and 2 sixes. Apart from Perry, no batsman in Sydney could play a big innings and this is the reason why the team scored only 155 runs. The big thing is that even these runs proved to be heavy on Hobart Hurricanes. Hobart's team could score only 149 runs for 9 wickets in 20 overs. Let us tell you that Alice Perry is also the highest run-scorer in this tournament. Alice Perry has scored 252 runs in 5 matches. Her batting average is 84 and she is scoring runs at a strike rate of more than 164. Alice Perry has hit the most 38 fours and 5 sixes in the tournament so far.