The cricket world has just witnessed a bizarre dismissal in recent memory, thanks to the ongoing Nepal Premier League (NPL). During a NPL 2026 match, a batter hit the ball twice and lost his wicket for obstructing the field.Losing a…

Karnali Yaks captain Sompal Kami suffered a rare dismissal for obstructing the field during a Nepal Premier League match against Pokhara Avengers on November 9 at Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground. During the 15th over of Karnali's chase, Kami edged a delivery from spinner Bipin Khatri toward the stumps. Kami struck the ball a second time with his bat to keep it away from the stumps, resulting in an immediate dismissal under the laws of cricket.
Kami departed after scoring 21 runs off 19 deliveries as Karnali Yaks were bowled out for 154, falling 63 runs short of Pokhara Avengers' total of 217. Pokhara secured the victory thanks to a 48-ball century by Canadian opener Yuvraj Samra, who was named Player of the Match, alongside a 62-run effort from Kushal Bhurtel.
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