Claremont’s Jarrod Kaye was livid after being run out on the non-striker’s finish by bowler Harry Sales space, as New Norfolk went on to win the Southern Cricket Affiliation First Grade closing by 49 runs.
The run-out occurred throughout the second innings of the match.
Following the incident, tempers erupted after the umpire raised the finger. Kaye tossed his bat within the air in anger earlier than doing the identical along with his gloves and helmet. Whereas strolling again to the pavilion, he may be seen sharing some offended phrases in direction of the umpire and the bowling workforce.
A Tasmanian cricketer was NOT completely happy after getting out through a Mankad and launched his bat, helmet and gloves into the air! 🤬🤯 pic.twitter.com/y64z4kwpE3
— Fox Cricket (@FoxCricket) March 28, 2023
Batting first, New Norfolk posted 263 for 7 in 50 overs. Vice-captain Harry Sales space (63) and Jason Rigby (67) scored half-centuries, nevertheless it was Thomas Briscoe’s unbeaten 22-ball 37 that offered the ultimate flourish to the New Norfolk’s innings.
For Claremont CC, Trent Graham (3/40) was the choose of the bowlers. He was ably supported by Matthew Carr (2/32).
In reply, Claremont have been bowled out for 214 runs. At one stage, they have been reeling at 83 for six earlier than Jarrod Kaye (43) and Rick martin (70) put collectively a useful 48-run stand for the seventh wicket. Kaye was being run put on the non-striker finish by Sales space, and it ended Claremont’s hope to win the match.
For New Norfolk, Jeremy Nichols (4/32), Thomas Briscoe (3/43), Jamie Maddox (1/22) and Nathan Rice (1/41) shared the spoils.