Cricket produced another unusual moment during the Canada Super60 semi-final between the Toronto Sixers and Mississauga Masters, as Ali Khan bowled a delivery that somehow travelled all the way to the boundary without Kieron Pollard making contact. The USA pacer sent down a wild bouncer that sailed over the batter and crossed the rope, but instead of being awarded six runs, the delivery was called a Wide by the umpire, leaving players and fans trying to make sense of the bizarre outcome.
The incident occurred at BC Place in Vancouver on Sunday, October 4, with Mississauga Masters struggling to contain Toronto Sixers in the 10-over contest. Toronto eventually defended their total of 130/4 to secure a nine-run victory and book their place in the final. David Wiese’s side had little time to recover as Ali Khan’s unexpected delivery added to their troubles, with even the experienced all-rounder appearing stunned by what had unfolded during the semi-final.
Ali Khan’s Bouncer Called Wide After Sailing Over Boundary in Canada Super60 Semi-Final
The Canada Super60 semi-final between Toronto Sixers and Mississauga Masters produced one of the strangest moments of the tournament when a delivery travelled over the boundary without the batter making any contact. Playing at BC Place in Vancouver, Toronto posted 130/4 in their 10 overs, with Kieron Pollard leading the charge with a quickfire 40 off 16 balls. Mississauga Masters fought back through Alex Lees, who smashed 39 from just 11 deliveries, but Toronto eventually held on for a nine-run victory to reach the final.
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