RR vs DC

"Obviously, it wasn't right, but what happened wasn't also right. It was heat of the moment, can't do much about it."

In the end the thing is you got to accept the umpires' decision no matter what it is - whether it is a good one or not so good one. I think third umpire should have interfered in between and said that was a no-ball but I can't change the rule myself." We are always taught as youngster all the way through that we have got to accept the umpires' decision. I think it was fault of the both the sides, not only us, because throughout the tournament we have been seeing some good umpiring. It was heat of the moment, can't do much about it. It was heat of the moment, can't do much about it." In the end the one thing at the Delhi Capitals you don't stand for is what happened. Had a no-all been given, it would have resulted in the target coming down by a run to 17 runs off four deliveries with a free hit to follow. "I thought that no-ball could have been precious for us. Seeing the umpires not relenting, Pant even asked his batters to walk off the field. Chaos prevailed as Pant then asked Capitals' assistant coach Pravin Amre to enter the field and speak to the umpires. However, Capitals' assistant coach Shane Watson differed with his captain, saying the umpire's decision had to be "accepted".

Rishabh Pant was caught signalling his batsmen to walk off the pitch after the on-field umpire decided to not judge the high full toss delivery as no-ball.

In the end, the on-field umpire's decision stood and the third umpire didn't have any role to play in the decision. The incident happened in the final over of the DC chase with Romanov Powell hitting RR pacer Obed Mccoy for a six. The RR vs DC entertaining encounter however was also hit with major controversy with Delhi Capitals skipper Rishabh Pant being in the middle of it.

Rishabh Pant threatened to forfeit the match and asked both Powell and Kuldeep Yadav to come out of the field after a controversial decision by umpire ...

This was Delhi Capitals' fourth defeat in seven matches and they are now in sixth place in the IPL points table. It was just the heat of the moment, can't do much about it. I think the third umpire should have intervened in between and said it was a no-ball, but I can't change the rule myself I guess," said Delhi Capitals captain Rishabh Pant in the post-match presentation ceremony. Everyone was frustrated because it was not even close, so I thought it was only a no-ball. I thought we could have checked that no-ball, but it's not in my control. "I thought the no-ball could have been precious for us.

IPL 2022, DC vs RR: Watch Video of angry Rishabh Pant calling DC batters Rovman Powell, Kuldeep Yadav back in the dugout. DC captain also sent coach Pravin ...

Pant even sent DC assistant coach Pravin Amre on the field to talk to the umpires. The first major controversy of IPL 2022 took place during the Delhi Capitals vs Rajasthan Royals match at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Friday. An infuriated DC captain Rishabh Pant tried to call his batters Rovman Powell and Kuldeep Yadav back in the dugout after a debatable umpiring decision regarding a high full-toss in the third ball of the last over of the match. - IPL 2022, DC vs RR: Watch Video of angry Rishabh Pant calling DC batters Rovman Powell, Kuldeep Yadav back in the dugout.

A Nail-biting entertainer took place between the Rajasthan Royals and the Delhi Capitals in Match 34 of IPL 2022.

Lalit played some lusty shots towards the end with contributions from Thakur. However, the 19th over from Krishna, which was a wicket maiden, changed the game on its head. However, Krishna came for an over in the middle and picked up the important wicket of Pant. Krishna removed Warner in the 5th over while Sarfaraz Khan was dismissed in the very next over.

IPL 2022: The final over of the game between Delhi Capitals and Rajasthan Royals witnessed high drama after the Delhi camp was left fuming for what they ...

Then Delhi Capitals' assistant coach Pravin Amre walked out to the middle and had a word with the umpire. Delhi Capitals camp thought it was a definite no-ball and started gesturing towards the umpire for it to be called a no-ball. In the final over, Delhi Capitals needed 36 to win and Rovman Powell had smashed sixes on the first three balls.

Pant gestured Powell and Kuldeep to come out though assistant coach Shane Watson tried to reason him out. The match though resumed after a long delay.

It was just the heat of the moment, can't do much about it. Everyone was frustrated because it was not even close, so I thought it was only a no ball. I thought we could have checked that no ball, but it's not in my control.

The ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 was hit by a major controversy during the clash between Rajasthan Royals (RR) and Delhi Capitals (DC) at the ...

There are plenty of rules that need to change in cricket, with the game evolving over time I am sure this will evolve too. The umpires r there for a reason & every now & then they will get a few decisions wrong.https://t.co/K5DTvXjZY8 The umpires r there for a reason & every now & then, they will get a few decisions wrong,” tweeted Badani. I am not that upset with Pant but more so some of the senior people around Pant in the dug out for not helping settle the situation. But the on-field umpires did not ask for the third umpire’s call and ruled the ball as a legal delivery. The eye-catching incident took place in the final over of the DC’s chase when they required 36 runs to win the contest.

Prasidh Krishna bowled a spell of 3/22 against Delhi Capitals which included a wicket-maiden 19th over.

Jos Buttler scored consecutive centuries and the third of the season to set up the game for his side. Prasidh Krishna bowled a spell of 3/22 against Delhi Capitals which included a wicket-maiden 19th over. In the end, despite all the chaos regarding the controversial no-ball, Irfan Pathan felt this was the over that handed the win to Rajasthan Royals.

Delhi Capitals (DC) got themselves tangled in a massive controversy during their match against Rajasthan Royals (RR) on Friday at the Wankhede Stadium.

Pant and Amre, in the meantime, were fined 100 percent of their match fees. Thereafter, DC skipper Rishabh Pant was seen calling the batters, Powell and Kuldeep Yadav, back. Former South Africa skipper Graeme Smith clearly stated the behaviour of Delhi Capitals (DC) during their match against the Rajasthan Royals (RR) was uncalled for.