Tilak Verma
Retired out vs Retired Hurt: Mumbai Indians batsman Tilak Verma could not bat well in the match against Lucknow Super Giants and proved to be the biggest Gujhgar in the team’s defeat. When he needed to score at a fast pace, he was batting at a slow pace. He was facing trouble in setting up the boundary. He scored just 25 runs in 23 balls in the match, including two fours. Seeing his poor batting, he was retired out in the 19th over. Mitchell Santner then landed to bat. But still the Mumbai Indians team could not win.
What is retired out?
In cricket, when any batsman returns to the dressing room without giving out the umpire, he is retired out. Any batsman is called back to his will or by captain to the dressing room, then the batsman is considered a retired out. In this situation, the player does not get a chance to bat again and is written out in front of his name.
Batting gets again in retired heart
Cricket is a game where it is common to get injured. For this reason, if a batsman goes to the dressing room due to an injury, illness or an inevitable situation, then he is considered a retired heart. The batsman can go to the dressing room by telling the umpire as his problem. In this case, the batsman gets a chance to bat again, but he cannot come to bat at any time. Either his team’s wicket falls or another batsman is a retired heart or retired out. Only then can he come to bat.
There is this special difference between the two
The most basic difference between retired heart and retired out is that whenever a batsman is retired hurt, he can come to bat again. At the same time, a retired out, the batsman cannot come to bat again. That is, Tilak Verma could not come to Mumbai Indians to bat again after retired out.
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