Rishabh Pant LSG vs. Bats at number 7 for DC, bats for 2 balls, exit for 0. Internet says: “27 crores …”

Rishabh Pant, the most expensive player in the history of IPL for Rs 27 crore, made a bizarre call during the Lucknow Super Giants match against Delhi Capital in the IPL 2025 match. The LSG captain, who usually bat at number 4, came to bat at number 7 in IPL 2025 games, that too in the last over. The LSG captain’s stay at the crease ran for only two balls as he came out for 0. In the toss, the right hand of the pants was heavy tap. However, it is not known, whether he had to do anything with his arrival at number 7. Later, the pants also took wickets.

Social media users blew up Rishabh Pant to come so late as LSG struggled to touch the 160-AC. In fact, LSG can manage only 159/6 in 20 overs.

Rishabh Pant/27 CRs are getting ready for 2 hours, just to face 2 balls. #LSGVDC pic.twitter.com/a2ky6lpln5

– Cricinfinity (@hawkkeyee) 22 April, 2025

Bring Rishabh Pant to Bats #LSGVSDC pic.twitter.com/4S0YLFEIXK

– Naresh Patel (@NARESHPTL10) 22 April, 2025

A cheerful and fearless player like Rishabh Pant is now repeatedly out due to fear of Goenka ji. He is no longer able to play his natural game. The reason behind this is just afraid. What do you think?#LSGVSDC pic.twitter.com/lmtzeplotq

– Krushna Gadhav (@Gadhaveg97368) 22 April, 2025

“Rishabh Pant scored 100, only 1 is missing and 0 was visible#DCVSLSG #RISHABHPANT pic.twitter.com/pt1foolqwk

– Heba Khan (@Heb Khan 86) 22 April, 2025

A magnificent exhibition of clever variations by Paes Troika of Delhi, couple with injury to Cupper Rishabh Pant, left Lucknow Super Giants completely in tatters as the hosts managed only 159 for 6 in the IPL match on Tuesday. Mukesh Kumar’s trio (4/33 in 4 overs), Mitchell Starc (1/25 in 4 overs) and Dushmanatha Chanera (1/25 in 3 overs) used a variety of slow delivery, which is for fulfillment as LSG Huffed and was inflamed with 150-ranks after 87/1 at the end of 10 overs.

In the remaining 10 overs, LSG can manage only 72 runs, which can record its lowest team of tournament so far.

The injured palm of the pants also hurt the possibility of increasing its clan with the LSG’s two -ball duck at number 7.

Low Ayush Badoni (36 off 21 balls), which depends more on time than the cruel power, played his role, but no one knows if it would be enough to consider the depth in the batting of Delhi’s capitals.

This was another magnificent show by DC Bowling Unit, which has been luxurious in the first part of the tournament.

Aiden Markram (52 ​​off 33 balls) once attacked well for another Fidel and Mitchell Marsh (45 off 36 balls), dominating South African.

The ball was coming well on the bat during the first 10 overs and there was a boom.

Realizing the nature of the track, the DC bowlers easily replaced their strategy and began to pay the delivery by changing the length.

Chanera found Markram with a full delivery, which he tried to slash, but found the only fielder posted on the deep cover.

But it was Stark, which gave a shock when he found Nicholas Goran (9), who looked dangerous, who started with some sweep from Kuldeep Yadav.

Given that West Indian would bowl balls at anything above 135 click, Stark bowled a slow bouncer and forced him to pull him an ugly. The result was an inner edge on the stump.

With an injured palm with pant nursing, Abdul Samad (2 off 8 balls) and Marsh were in quick succession as Mukesh Kumar separated his delivery pace to get two wickets in a single over.

While Badoni played some cheek strokes, LSG would be considered equal to this Ekna Stadium track.

With PTI input