A peculiar incident shared by Indian Premier League franchise Punjab Kings has ignited a debate. A batter's cap fell off, hitting the stumps after striking the ball. The fielding team appealed for a dismissal. Cricket laws state that if the cap dislodged the bails after the shot, it's not out. The decision hinges on the timing of the incident.
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