Delhi Capital Star Abishek Porl’s stumping dismissal, dismissal against Mumbai Indians, controversy, divides the Internet

Delhi Capital wicket-keeper Batter Abishek Poral’s stumping dismissal on Wednesday created a big dispute against Mumbai Indians during the IPL 2025 match. During DC’s run chase, Porl was rejected by Will Jack, but social media users were not assured whether their previous legs were grounded or not. The third umpire decided that the back leg was in the air when the bell was removed, but fans came with several video clips contrary to the call. The dismissal proved to be important in the context of the match as MI booked his IPL 2025 playoff berth with a major win over DC.

Abhishek Porl’s back leg is not inside the crease, before being burnt
This is an ideal decision by the third umpire#MIVSDC pic.twitter.com/S9vozfmfz9

– Jaywant Yadav (@jayyadav55) May 21, 2025

Coming in the match, Mumbai Indians captain Hardik Pandya on Wednesday appreciated the extraordinary bowling skills of Mitchell Santner and Jaspreet Bumrah, saying that he makes his job very easy as captain.

Abhishek Porl is not clearly out.pic.twitter.com/v5kib9rmgi

– Kunal Yadav (@kunal_klr) May 21, 2025

After MI, a competitor 180 was posted for five, which was made off 43 balls out of 73 of Suryakumar Yadav, Senner (3/11) and Bumrah (3/12) shared six wickets to skit Delhi capitals for 121 in 18.2 overs.

Hey .. the leg was inside the crease and was still given by Porl TV umpire#IPL #IPL2025 #DCVSMI #DCVMI #MIVSDC #MIVDC #ROHITSHARMA #Axarpatel pic.twitter.com/bbpwj3p6x8

– Cric_lover (@ankit_Bhattar) May 21, 2025

Pandya said in the post -match presentation, “Whenever I want, throw the ball, they bring such control and perfection, which makes my work very easy,” In the post -match presentation, Pandya said that the rain hanged the Wankhede Stadium.

“We were very happy to receive 160, but the way Naman and Surya finished it. Especially salutations, to come out and just outstanding the hit on a difficult track.” Naman Dhir scored 24 runs off just eight balls, including two sixes and two fours, to flourish late.

The title was dropped out of the controversy, with the stand-in captain of Delhi Capital FAF Do Plessis said that his failure to qualify for the IPL playoffs was a reflection of a staggering campaign.

The DC was abolished after failing to chase 181, which fell to 121 for a large -scale defeat of 59 runs.

“If you look at two teams before today’s stability, it was a matter of David and Goliath, I enjoy it because it actually gives people the opportunity to play together as a team,” Du Plessis said.

“Rizvi showed some signs today, he has found some talent there. When you are playing against such a powerful team, you need to be in your best at all times and unfortunately we were for 17–18 overs and then the last two overs we were very average.

“With the bat, we needed a good start on that kind of surface and we were not going at all. Our season is being sung too much, we have cooled down in batting or bowling in the last 6-7 games. To be in the top four in the IPL, you can’t take the risk of doing so.”

(With PTI input)