Brathwaite hit the batsman, the umpires hit a penalty of 5 runs, the middle ground fiercely drama

New Delhi: In England’s T-20 blast, a strange incident happened when the bowler and the umpire came face to face on the field. Actually, all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite, who won the T20 World Cup to West Indies, was bowling. Wayne Madsen, standing in front, played the ball, which went straight to Brathwaite, which he hit towards the stumps in his follow-through, but the ball hit the batsman.

The match between Derbyshire and Birmingham Bears was going on in Edgbaston on 19 June i.e. on Sunday. Brathwaite brought 13th over for Derbyshire chasing runs. A good good-length ball bowled on it, Madsen hit a forward defensive stroke. Brathwaite, who was captaining the Bears, caught the ball with a shot and hit the stumps, but the ball did not hit the stumps but hit the batsman’s left leg.

Madsen objected shortly after being hit by the ball himself, prompting Brathwaite to apologise, but the on-field umpires immediately imposed a 5-run penalty on the Bears after a conversation. Brathwaite was annoyed by this decision of the umpires, he also expressed his displeasure, but the umpires stood by their decision. Brathwaite took 1 for 29 in 4 overs, but Derbyshire won the match by seven wickets.

Carlos Brathwaite was playing the match here, the car was stolen there, golden duck victim in the debut match
Earlier, the former West Indies T20 captain could not do much with the bat. After coming to bat at number seven, he could only score 18 runs in 14 balls. Madsen was instrumental in Derbyshire’s victory, who scored 55 runs in 34 balls. The team won by scoring 160 runs in 18.1 overs with the help of five fours and three sixes.