NEW DELHI: Drama erupted within the third over of the Sunrisers Hyderabad–Mumbai Indians IPL conflict when Ishan Kishan’s dismissal triggered an uncommon chain of occasions and a flood of on-line response.
Dealing with Deepak Chahar, Kishan appeared to feather a leg‑aspect supply to wicketkeeper Ryan Rickelton.
The on‑subject umpire hesitated, then raised the finger.
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Kishan didn’t seek the advice of together with his companion; satisfied he was out, he walked. Mumbai provided solely a muted attraction, but the umpire’s choice stood.
Moments later, the replay package deal informed a distinct story: Snicko registered no spike, suggesting there was no contact between bat and ball. Social media lit up.
Former India batter Navjot Singh Sidhu wrote, “Shopping for bother is as simple as pie, however the carrying expenses are excessive—ever seen an umpire give one with out an attraction?”
Commentator Harsha Bhogle admitted the sequence left him “perplexed.”
Kishan’s exit for one run left Sunrisers tottering at 9/2 after 2.1 overs, a part of an early collapse that noticed them stoop to 35/5.
Trent Boult (4/26) and Deepak Chahar (2/12) shared the injury earlier than Heinrich Klaasen and Abhinav Manohar rescued the innings.
Their 99‑run stand lifted SRH to 143 for eight, with Klaasen cracking 71 from 44 and Manohar 43 from 27. Klaasen’s dismissal gave Jasprit Bumrah his three hundredth wicket in senior T20 cricket.
The match started with each groups sporting black armbands to honour victims of the Pahalgam terror assault.
Mumbai captain Hardik Pandya selected to bowl after successful the toss, and Boult struck first by eradicating Travis Head for a duck. Abhishek Sharma, Nitish Kumar Reddy and Aniket Verma adopted rapidly.
Klaasen counter‑punched, reaching fifty in 34 balls and accelerating within the closing 5 overs, which yielded 53 runs.
Boult cleaned up Pat Cummins with the final ball to shut the innings.
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