On Tuesday interesting tied one-day cricket match between Australia and the West-Indies in St Vincent, that's exactly what happened to Andre Russell. With theWindies struggling to chase down Australia's 220, Shane Watson roared withdelight when he crashed through Russell's defences to bowl the all-rounder.
His joy was short lived though with a replay showing player Watson had oversteppedthe crease and delivered a no-ball. Compounding Watson's frustrations, he thenproceeded to bowl Russell off the next delivery, a free-hit because of histransgression the ball before, meaning again the West Indian again couldn't begiven out.
Watson could only chuckle about the moment post-match before admitting itwas a preventable situation."It was very disappointing especially at thatcrucial time as well," Watson said.
"To bowl a guy out twice in two balls and actually have zero result outof it and giving him a run, very disappointing. "When I checked thefootmarks, I knew I stepped over. "That was not a good feeling ... it'snot good enough."
The Captain Darren Sammy and last man Kemar Roach then had ahorrible mix-up for Australia to complete a run-out and end the match in a tie- this time with no way back for the great West Indian batsmen.
