IPL referees were invited to easily go to players’ celebrations in the future.© BCCI
The Cricket Control Council in India (BCCI) informed that the referees of the Premier Indian League (IPL) were a little more forgiving on the cells cell. According to a report, the BCCI gave the instructions at a weekly IPL referees’ journal meeting last week. This reported development intervenes in the middle of the counter coupling on the fines imposed on the spinner of Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), Digvezh Rathi, who was penalized twice this season for his celebration “ “ “ ”. Digvez, who is playing his first IPL season, impressed nine counters in seven games.
According to a report in SpitThe referees were invited to easily go to players’ celebrations in the future.
“The referees were also invited to become a little more indulgent on the playing cell after the Flak they received for having twice Digvesh Rathi of Lucknow Super Giants this season for his” Notebook “celebration, said the report.
Aside from his fatal spells, Digvezh also under the spotlight because of his controversial celebration after taking a counter.
Digvez was sentenced to a fine twice by the BCCI for its wild celebrations after taking a counter. Earlier during the match against the kings of Punjab, he made the gesture of the notebook after rejecting Priyansh Arya. During the match against the Indians of Mumbai, where he won the match player prize, he made a similar celebration after taking the window of Naman Dhir.
On both occasions, the Spinner was sentenced to a fine of 50% of its match fees for violation of the level of driving at level 1 of the IPL.
“It was his second level 1 offense under article 2.5 this season and, consequently, he accumulated two demerit points, in addition to a demerit point which he accumulated during the LSG match against the kings of Punjab on April 01, 2025,” said BCCI in a press release.
Digvez will be in action on Saturday while the LSG will go to Jaipur to face the Royals of Rajasthan at the Sawai Mansingh stadium. LSG is fifth in the point table with eight points in seven matches.
Subjects mentioned in this article
