LSG Star Digvesh Rathi, Fined Twice By BCCI For Controversial Celebration, Gives Bizarre Reason To IPL Great

Lucknow’s Super Giants are ready to prepare against Kolkata Knight Riders for their next 2025 IPL match on Tuesday at Eden Gardens emblematic. The match was supposed to take place on Sunday, but was postponed due to Ram Navami’s celebrations in the city. So far, the two teams have a mediocre campaign because they have played four games and have won two. Speaking of LSG, their promising young Spinner Digvesh Singh Rathi drew everyone’s attention.

The 25 -year -old Spinner, who has made his IPL debut during the current season, has so far taken six counters. Aside from his fatal spells, Digvezh fell under the spotlight because of his controversial celebration after taking a counter.

After winning the match of the match of the match against the Mumbai Indians, Digvesth had expressed his admiration towards Sunil Narine, the star of Kolkata Knight Riders. On Sunday, his wish came true when he had the chance to meet his idol.

In a video shared by KKR on X (formerly Twitter), Pant was seen by presenting Digvesh in Narine. Then Nicholas Pooran told Narine who always talks to her. In the midst of this, Pooran asked Digvest: “He (nostril) does not celebrate, why are you celebrating?”

POV: Finally you met your idol pic.twitter.com/ynkb3vuvgi

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Digvesh gave this hilarious answer saying: “I come from Delhi.” This moment left everyone, including nostrils in divisions.

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.