Rishabh Pant Bats At No. 7 For LSG vs DC, Bats For 2 Balls, Gets Out For 0. Internet Says: “Rs 27 Crore…”

Rishabh Pant, the most expensive player in the history of IPL to RS 27 crores, made a weird call in the Lucknow Super Giant match against Delhi Capitals in an IPL 2025 match. The captain of the LSG, who generally beats at n ° 4, came to beat at n ° 7 in the IPL 2025 match, that too in the last. The stay of the captain of the LSG at the fold lasted only two bullets while he was going out for 0. During the draw, the right hand of Pant was strongly recorded. However, it is not known if it had something to do with him coming to n ° 7. Later, Pant also kept the counters.

Social media users castigated Rishabh Pant to have come as late that LSG had trouble touching 160 brands. In fact, LSG could only manage 159/6 in 20 overs.

Rishabh pant / 27cr is preparing for 2 hours just to cope with 2 balls. #LSGVDC pic.twitter.com/a2ky6lpln5

– Cricinfinity (@hawkkeyee) April 22, 2025

Bring Rishabh Pant to beat #LSGVSDC pic.twitter.com/4s0ylfeixk

– Naresh Patel (@ nareshptl10) April 22, 2025

A joyful and fearless player like Rishabh Pant has been going out several times because of the fear of Goenka Ji. He is no longer able to play his natural game. The reason behind it seems to be just fear. What do you think?#LSGVSDC pic.twitter.com/lmtzeplotq

– Krushna Gadhave (@ gadhaveg97368) April 22, 2025

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

– Heeba Khan (@ heebakhan86) April 22, 2025

A fantastic exposure of intelligent variations by the rhythm of Delhi Troika, a couple with a skipper injury Rishabh Pant, left Lucknow super-mansions in full stems while the hosts only managed 159 for 6 in an IPL match on Tuesday. The trio of Mukesh Kumar (4/33 in 4 Overs), Mitchell Starc (1/25 in 4 Overs) and Dushmantha Chameera (1/25 in 3 OWS) used different types of slower deliveries to perfection while LSG blew and blown their way beyond the 150-point brand after being 87/1 at the end of 10 overs.

In the other 10 Overs, LSG has been able to manage only 72 points recording their lowest team total of the tournament so far.

The Pant wounded palm also injured LSG’s chances of supporting their total with the skipper who arrives at No. 7 for a two -ball duck.

The diminutive Ayush Badoni (36 out of 21 balls), which is based more on the timing of the balloon than raw power, played its role, but it is not known if it would be sufficient given the depth of the Capitals of Delhi to the stick.

It was another superb spectacle of the DC Bowling Unit, which was brilliant throughout the first half of the tournament.

Aiden Markram (52 ​​out of 33 balls) attacked well and Mitchell Marsh (45 out of 36 balls) for once the second violin, allowing South African to dominate.

The ball came well on the bat during the first 10 Overs and the rebound was uniform.

Feeling the nature of the track, the DC quisters changed their tactics effortlessly and began to take the pace of deliveries while modifying the length.

Chameera obtained Markram with a more complete delivery, which he tried to reduce but found the only stationary champion stationary on the deep cover.

But it was Starc, who gave a blow when he obtained the dangerous Nicholas Pooran (9), which started with some kuldeep Yadav scales.

Feeling that the West Indies who tried the length bullets overturned to everything that is above 135 clicks, Starc bordered a slow leap and forced it to rush into a ugly traction with its two feet on the ground. The result was an inner edge on the stumps.

With pants that were breastfeeding a wounded palm, Abdul Samad (2 out of 8 balls) and Marsh were in quick succession while Mukesh Kumar varied the speed of his deliveries to obtain two counters in one.

While Badoni played a few cheeky blows, LSG finished well below what would be considered a score on this track of the Ekana stadium.

With PTI entries