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    A moment of confusion during the opening round of women's Big Bash cricket matches

    A moment of confusion during the opening round of women's Big Bash cricket matches


    Sophie Devine refused to walk while batting for the Scorchers against the Sixers, despite being given out to a clumsy stumping by wicket-keeper Emma Manix-Geeves .

    The ball was juggled before dribbling back onto the stumps with the White Fern out of her crease.

    Devine was convinced the bails were dislodged by Manix-Geeves' glove.



    Devine eventually trudged off for three.

    The Sixers won by 10 wickets chasing 110 with 43 balls to spare.

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