Kings XI Punjab captain R Ashwin has no regrets in 'Mankading' a Rajasthan Royals' Jos Buttler, saying these sort of moments are game-changers and a batsman "need to be wary of it" before leaving the crease early. A desperate Ashwin did the unthinkable when he mankaded Buttler in controversial circumstances in the 13th over with Jos going strong at 69 off 43 balls.
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