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IPL 2024: Mumbai Indians Accused Of Cheating With DRS Calls, Video Goes Viral

A video showed Mumbai Indians' involvement in "DRS Cheating." The footage showed a player signaling from the dugout

Edited By : Shashwat Nishant | Updated: Apr 19, 2024 15:32 IST
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With the Indian Premier League (IPL 2024) witnessing another nail-biting finale between Mumbai Indians and Punjab Kings, the match also gained attention due to a controversy the next day.

Mumbai Indians secured a narrow 9-run victory against Punjab Kings, largely due to Jasprit Bumrah’s exceptional performance with the ball. The tense match witnessed an almost miraculous comeback from PBKS, fueled by Ashutosh Sharma and Shashank Singh’s impressive performances.

Mumbai Accused Of Cheating

However, following the match, a video surfaced on social media alleging Mumbai Indians’ involvement in “DRS Cheating.” The footage captured a Mumbai player signaling for a DRS review before realizing they were being filmed. Despite Punjab Kings’ stand-in captain Sam Curran voicing his concerns to the on-field umpire, no action was taken. The review was initiated following the MI bench’s signal, despite objections from Curran, leading to the on-field umpire signaling a wide delivery.

Former cricketers were also surprised with what was unfolding in front of their eyes.

“Seriously? He (batter) was already outside the off stump. I thought the line moved (as the batter moved). That’s touch and go,” commentator Murali Kartik said.

This incident left fans outraged, raising questions about the umpiring standards in the current IPL season. Additionally, several former cricketers expressed bewilderment at the questionable events witnessed during the match.

Also Read: IPL 2024: Mumbai Bowlers Make Amends As MI Get 9-Run Win Against PBKS

First published on: Apr 19, 2024 03:32 PM IST

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