Ishan Kishan might have left Mumbai Indians, but the camaraderie with his former teammates, aas seen in their second match, against Mumbai Indians at Hyderabad. Deepak Chahar, the bowler from Mumbai, gave a widish ball, which Kishan tried to swing his bat off, but reached the gloves of the keeper, Ryan Rickelton. The umpire who initially gave the wide signal had to overturn his decision, as he saw Ishan walking out.
Deepak Chahar, as well as the captain Hardik Pandya, was seen interested in the wicket. But it was Ishan who made the final call. Even for a second, he thought of coming back, seeing the umpire delaying to give the call, but ultimately walked out disheartened as the umpire finally dismissed him.
But what followed was a friendly pat on Ishan's helmet from Hardik Pandya, who probably was not expecting him to walk out. Well, has the ball really touched it? No. After he left, it was checked that the ball passed by the bat easily without touching it. Had any side taken the review, Ishan would have survived.
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"Loyal" Kishan triggered "fixing" possibilities
The batting line of Sunrisers Hyderabad, which was thought of as one of the dangerous ones, has faltered again. Earlier, Travis Head fell to Trent Boult. Thereafter, Ishan Kishan (1), Abhishek Sharma (8), and Nitish Reddy (2) left the crease. But with Kishan leaving in such a bizarre moment, fans have just triggered another fixing possibility. Here are some tweets with such indications:
Not too many days back, a Hyderabadi businessman was accused of offering hefty prizes to officials and cricketers' families to distort match results. Not only that, Rajasthan Royals too was openly accused of match-fixing after they failed to chase 9 runs against Lucknow Super Giant. Well, RR has denied claims and has lodged complaints to the state government as well.
