Australian cricketer Jarrod Kaye was left furious after he was run out at the non-striker's end during the Tasmanian Southern Cricket Association Grand Final, launching both his helmet and bat into the air as he stormed off the field.
The controversial mode of dismissal, more commonly referred to as a Mankad after India legend Vinoo Mankad, proved particularly contentious on this occasion. Having been set 263 to win by New Norfolk, Kaye was the key man for Claremont.
After striking 43 runs off 55 balls with his side 131 for six, New Norfolk's vice-captain Harry Booth spotted Kaye marginally out of his crease as he was coming into bowl.
