Rishabh Pants in an animated chat with umpire on DRS drama during LSG vs SRH match. It is ahead

Lucknow Super Veteran (LSG) captain Rishabh Pant was involved in an animated chat with the on-field umpire during his side’s important IPL 2025 match against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) on Monday. The incident took place in the third over of SRH after LSG players appealed to be behind Ishaan Kishan. Despite the ball going very close to the bat, the umpire did not raise his finger. However, there was a moment of confusion whether the pants caught DRS behind or the batsman took a wide review that was not given by the umpire.

As a result, the pants had a long conversation with the umpire, before it was discovered that it was LSG captain who reviewed for a rear. However, ball tracking showed that there was no bat involved. The LSG did not lose just one review, but the wall was also considered widespread because there was no contact.

With Michelle Marsh and Aiden Marcram’s Blitzcrayg, Nicholas Gorn’s finishing touch, LSG was sent to Batting first at the Ana Cricket Stadium after operating LSG up to 205/7.

Marsh’s 65 and Markram’s 61 laid the foundation for LSG, while Gorn dazzled to carry super giants into a challenging clan with his Quick-Fire 45. After Hyderabad put Lucknow to bat, Marsh and Markram along with their swashballing displays blasted all the guns.

In the middle, captain Rishabh Pant (7) pair another failure pair in his tally for the season, as Ayush Badoni (3), as SRH pulled things slightly back. From 118 for 11 overs out of 11, LSG scored 50 runs for 2 in its next six overs and 168/3 in 17 overs.

Nicholas Gorn hit a few fours in a tall with two wide for 15 runs in the 19th over and waist-up no-ball. In the final by Nitish Reddy in the final, Gorn hit sixes from the first legal delivery, but found himself at the end of the non-scientist as he could only manage one run. He was trying single with the ball in the hands of the wicketkeeper on the next ball. Ishaan Kishan made no mistake and hit the stumps to end Garidan’s innings. Gorn scored 45 runs off 26 balls, with six fours and a loan six.

Shardul Thakur (4) hit a four with a scoop on legside, but went out to try a single, and Abdul Samad (3) followed the suit, organized through his feet through his feet through his feet. Akash Deep exploded the final delivery for one six to last a 200 -run mark as LSG lost three wickets in the final.

SRH also made a hash in the last two overs, which included six extra off the last 12 balls. Ishaan was his best bowler with Malinga 2-28.

(With agency input)