Some some ugly scenes had been on show on the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) vs Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) match in Indian Premier League (IPL 2023) on Saturday afternoon. After a no-ball determination was overturned by third umpire within the nineteenth over of the SRH innings, the native crowd turned unruly their group was denied a run. The crowd, first, started to chant ‘Kohli, Kohli’ to upset LSG mentor Gautam Gambhir earlier than they began allegedly throwing objects on the Lucknow dugout. Later, taking to twitter, LSG’s fielding coach Jonty Rhodes confirmed that Hyderabad crowd threw nuts and bolts on the gamers, together with home all-rounder Prerak Mankad.
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After quote retweeting a Twitter consumer who alleged an assault on LSG gamers with nuts and bolts by SRH followers, Rhodes wrote on his twitter: “Not at the dugout, but at the players. They hit Prerak Mankad on the head while he was fielding at long on.”
Take a have a look at what Jonty wrote beneath:
Not on the dugout, however on the gamers. They hit Prerak Mankad on the pinnacle whereas he was fielding at lengthy on. #noton https://t.co/4yxmuXh7ZF
— Jonty Rhodes (@JontyRhodes8) May 13, 2023
Suil Gavaskar blasts Hyderabad Cricket AssociationÂ
It was a uncommon incident seen in IPL as LSG gamers needed to depart their dugout and transfer away from it to guard themselves as the sport got here to a standstill. India legend Sunil Gavaskar was fairly upset to see the Hyderabad crowd behave like that and in addition slammed the Hyderabad Cricket Association for not offering gamers with correct dugouts that may shield the gamers. He stated: “What’s hard to understand is most dugouts have what we call flexi-glass. Here we have beach umbrella kind of things, which is no protection. Come on, the Hyderabad Cricket Association can provide the proper dugouts rather than these makeshift things you see. Obviously these are a problem, an issue.”
‘Kohli, Kohli’ chants to upset Gambhir
The crowd continued to chant ‘Kohli, Kohli’ in an try to upet LSG mentor Gambhir. Kohli and Gambhir had been at loggerheads through the LSG vs RCB recreation, virtually two weeks in the past and the gang chanted title of former Indian captain to rattle the LSG mentor. Former New Zealand cricketer-turned-commentator Simon Doull was not impressed with the gang’s unruly behaviour both and criticised it in robust phrases. He stated, “They’ve actually made it worse for their own team. It’s disappointing what they’ve done, we won’t go into the details of what they’ve done but it’s really disappointing.”
