Updated February 11th, 2020 at 10:34 IST

Prithvi Shaw involved in a needless run out, fans gutted after he fails to capitalise

Fans were disappointed after Prithvi Shaw was involved in a needless run out during the 3rd ODI on Tuesday. Shaw looked in fine flow as he ended up scoring 40

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Prithvi Shaw looked in fine flow with the bat during the 3rd and final ODI against New Zealand at the Bay Oval on Tuesday. He steadied the Indian ship after India had lost the wickets of opener Mayank Agarwal and skipper Virat Kohli early on. Shaw did play an enterprising knock and restored the hopes of the Indian supporters but just when it looked like he would convert his start into a big score, he threw it away due to a needless run out of a non-existent second run.

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Fans gutted after Prithvi Shaw's needless run-out

This had happened in the 13th over of the first innings after India were asked to bat by Kiwi skipper Kane Williamson. On the very first delivery, Hamish Bennett had bowled one on his pads as Shaw hit it towards the leg side and set away for a single. Seeing the fielder rushing in from a distance, he decided to go for a second run.

However, the risk did not pay off as Tom Latham collected the ball quickly and whipped the bails off. The matter was referred to the third umpire and replays showed that the youngster was well short of his ground. 

He departed for a 42-ball 40. Nonetheless, the fans were really disappointed after the young opener failed to convert his good start into a big one. Here are some of the reactions. 

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Published February 11th, 2020 at 10:34 IST