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Watch: Amit Mishra Stares At SRH Star After Taking Wicket, Throws Ball Away
Amit Mishra is an experienced campaigner but his aggressive side surprised fans during the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 encounter between Lucknow Super Giants and Sunrisers Hyderabad on Saturday. Mishra completed a simple caught and bowled to dismiss SRH batter Anmolpreet Singh but his celebration caught most by surprise. He threw the ball down on the ground hard and then went on to give a stare to the batter. The spinner was quite expensive on a friendly pitch as he conceded 40 runs in 4 overs and it could have been the angry and relief of taking the important wicket. LSG went on to win the match thanks to brilliant batting performances at Hyderabad.
IPL Match In Hyderabad Stopped As Crowd Throws Object At LSG Dugout After SRH Is Denied A No Ball
The IPL 2023 match between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Lucknow Supergiants in Hyderabad on Saturday was witness to some bizarre scenes. The match had to be stopped for close to 10 minutes due to unruly behaviour of the crowd as they threw objects at LSG dugout during the first innings. The on-field umpires had to intervene as LSG players and support staff could be seen huddled as match was halted. According to Cricbuzz, 'nuts and bolts' were thrown on the field, however, there has been no official confirmation about what exactly happened. The commentators, however, confirmed that some object was indeed thrown on to the field.
"Can't Get No Ball Everytime": Lucknow Super Giants Troll Sunrisers Hyderabad Following Frustrated Heinrich Klaasen's Incident
The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 match between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Lucknow Super Giants saw another round of on-field controversies as a no-ball decision left the batter Heinrich Klaasen frustrated and the resultant crowd trouble even halted the match for some time. During the 19th over of the SRH innings, Avesh Khan bowled a beamer against Abdul Samad but the ball was deemed legal by the on-field umpire. Even the replays showed that it was a no-ball but the third umpire decided to stick with the decision and it resulted in Klaasen having a word with the officials.
Ronnie O'Sullivan reveals person who left him struggling to play snooker – 'I couldn't pot a ball'
Ronnie O'Sullivan has compared his larger-than-life father to Del Boy from iconic British sitcom Only Fools and Horses, but admits his presence has always added pressure to his play. The seven-time world champion was forced to visit his dad in prison every month after Ronnie Snr was jailed for murder in 1992, the same year his son turned professional, before he was released in 2010. Ad Despite loving spending time with his father, the snooker GOAT admits the dynamic did not help him focus on potting balls during the heat of competition.
West Indies name Sammy as new white ball coach, Coley takes over test side
West Indies have appointed all-rounder and Twenty20 World Cup winning captain Daren Sammy as their new coach for the white ball teams while Andre Coley takes over the test side, the country's cricket board (CWI) said on Friday.
Watch: Pakistan Star Hits Dead Ball For Four During County Match, Apologises Later
Azhar Ali hilariously hit a rolling ball during a County Championship Division Two match between Worcestershire and Sussex. The game that ended in a draw caught attention for Ali's action. However, the Pakistan batter was quick to aplogise after his act. During the second innings of Worcestershire, Azhar was batting at the score of 91 when Sussex pacer Henry Crocombe got the ball slipped away from his hand right before he could have delivered it. The ball then went rolling outside the pitch, however, Azhar reached to the delivery and hit it for a four.
Watch: Pakistan Star Hits Dead Ball For Four During County Match, Apologises Later
Azhar Ali hilariously hit a rolling ball during a County Championship Division Two match between Worcestershire and Sussex. The game that ended in a draw caught attention for Ali's action. However, the Pakistan batter was quick to aplogise after his act. During the second innings of Worcestershire, Azhar was batting at the score of 91 when Sussex pacer Henry Crocombe got the ball slipped away from his hand right before he could have delivered it. The ball then went rolling outside the pitch, however, Azhar reached to the delivery and hit it for a four.