Ishan Kishan was a flop… the team lost after reaching the threshold of victory… fined.

New Delhi. Nothing is going well for Mumbai Indians wicketkeeper batsman Ishan Kishan at the moment. His performance with the bat in IPL has not been anything special so far. His team Mumbai Indians is in bad shape this season of IPL. Mumbai has lost 6 out of 9 matches. He had to face his sixth defeat against Delhi. After this match, the referee fined Pant 10 percent of the match fee. What is Ishan Kishan’s mistake? It is not known about this but he has been found guilty of Level 1 under the IPL Code of Conduct. Ishaan, who recently lost the BCCI annual contract, has his eyes set on the upcoming T20 World Cup.

It has been told by IPL that Ishan Kishan has committed a level one offense under Article 2.2 of the IPL Code of Conduct. Under this, apart from damaging advertisements, boards, boundary lines and other fixtures, misuse of cricket equipment during the match is also included. Which of these mistakes has left-handed batsman Ishan Kishan made? IPL has not informed about this. Ishaan could not make his 100th IPL match memorable.

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Jack Fraser McGarg played a brilliant innings
Talking about the match, on the basis of young opener Jack Fraser McGurk’s explosive innings of 84 runs in 27 balls, Delhi Capitals strengthened their claim for the playoff race by defeating the out-of-form Mumbai Indians by 10 runs. . Sent in to bat first, Delhi scored 257 runs for four wickets in which apart from McGurk, Tristan Stubbs scored unbeaten 48 runs in 25 balls. In reply, five-time champion Mumbai team could score only 247 runs for 9 wickets in 20 overs.

Ishan Kishan walks away after giving a catch to Akshar Patel
After the fourth win in the last five matches, Delhi is at fifth place in the points table with ten points from ten matches, while Mumbai Indians is at ninth place with 6 points from nine matches. Mumbai’s start was not as aggressive as Delhi’s. Ishan Kishan started opening his hands by hitting three fours off Khalil Ahmed in the second over, but in the fourth over itself, Mumbai got a huge blow in the form of the wicket of Rohit Sharma. After scoring eight runs in eight balls, Rohit was caught by Khalil at the hands of Shai Hope. In the next over, Suryakumar Yadav hit two fours to Mukesh Kumar but Ishaan (20 runs in 14 balls) was caught by Akshar Patel in the same over.

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