The Delhi Capitals had a blast on the field after being invited to bat first by Mumbai skipper Hardik Pandya. Their batting onslaught was spearheaded by Jake Fraser McGurk who smashed a sensational 84 off just 27 deliveries. Adding to the fireworks, Shai Hope contributed a brisk cameo of 41 runs off 17 balls, while Tristan Stubbs provided a late surge with 48 off 25 deliveries, propelling the hosts to a formidable total of 257/4 in their allotted 20 overs. However, as Mumbai openers Rohit Sharma and Ishan Kishan stepped up to bat, a comical interruption unfolded on the field, adding an unexpected twist to the proceedings.
In his debut appearance, Lizaad Williams received the ball from skipper Rishabh Pant to open the bowling. The Proteas' pacer started well conceding just four runs off the first four deliveries. However, as Williams prepared to deliver the fourth ball, a stray kite drifted onto the field landing near Rohit Sharma. Acting swiftly, the Indian captain retrieved the kite and handed it to Pant. Amidst the light-hearted moment, Pant, renowned for his on-field humour, attempted to fly the kite. However, the proceedings took an unexpected turn when leg umpire Navdeep Singh Sidhu intervened, retrieving the kite from Pant and removing it from the playing area.
The incident sparked amusement across social media platforms, with Twitter buzzing on this unexpected interruption.
Kite distrction
— Yashji (@Yashji554997)
Lol
pant Patang sath
— Vikas Uzumaki (@clashofvikas)
Moment with kite
Rohit pant moment with kite ..!!
— Haroon Mustafa (@CRICFOOTHAROON)
Trying to fly
Rohit and Rishabh catching flying Kite 😂😂😂. .
— Rishabh (@Rishabh_C_254)
He really tried
Pant really tried to fly that
— Harsh (@Harshjindal22_)
Lol
Got a kite
We got a kite on an IPL pitch before GTA 6
— The Stats Kid (@TheStatsKid1523)
Minimum size
Dear if you care about the future of the game please have rules around minimum boundary size. #KKRvsPBKS#DCvsMI
— Vishal chaurasia (@xvishal9511)
Current trend
Given the current batting trends in this IPL, a score of 250 is now regarded as the equivalent of what 200 used to be.
— Ravi Dwivedi (@RaviDwived007)
Flat pitches
Bowlers shouldn't be blamed for getting thrashed left and right when BCCI is making pitches flat to an extent that 250+ score isn't safe
— निर्लज, तू फिर आ गया ? (@Titan_Grah)
Another one
Another 250+ score in IPL Match
— Bagad Billa (@maitweethoon)
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