Afghanistan's Noor Ahmad mankads Pakistan's Mohammad Huraira in Under-19 World Cup

I'll ensure it isn't repeated again."This is not the first time such a dismissal has been effected in an Under-19 World Cup, with West Indies' Keemo Paul having run out Zimbabwe's Richard Ngarava in similar fashion in the 2016 edition in Bangladesh, giving West Indies a thrilling win by two runs.ALSO READ: 'I was right, but won't repeat it due to backlash'According to the MCC's Law 41.16, which was revised in 2017, "if the non-striker is out of his/her ground at any time from the moment the ball comes into play until the instant when the bowler would normally have been expected to release the ball, the non-striker is liable to be run out." The non-striker would be run out "whether or not the ball is subsequently delivered".Opinion remains divided on whether this particular form of dismissal, colloquially called a "mankad" - after former India allrounder Vinoo Mankad, who effected the first recorded instance of it in 1947 in a Test against Australia - is in the spirit of the game or not.