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The Super Giants of Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), Digvesh Rathi, 25, looked at a class apart from their team in the 16th game of the Indian Premier League 2025 against Mumbai Indians on Friday, April 4.
However, Digvesh Rashi was also losing his fresh and abuse of his teammate Atsh Khan on the pitch after the pacer on his right arm made a nonsense.
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Digvesh Rashi Earn Pot vs Mumbai Indians
Rashi won the game player’s prize for his sensational bowling performance against Mumbai Indians at the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium, Lucknow.
He recorded the figures of 1/21 in his four points and fired Naman Dhir at a crucial moment of the party before holding a notebook for which he was fined by the BCCI.
In the meantime, the celebration of the notebook was not the only time that Digvesh has been aggression in the party, as it exploded absolutely on the 18th on the tickets.
In the third ball of the 18, Digvesh Rashi threw a long ball to Hardik Pandya, who played it to a short fine leg where Avesh Khan tried to pick up the ball with one hand, but he was not successful.
Looking at -Digvesh Rathi furiously and saw him shouting “B ***** d” as he looked at Avesh Khan. Fortunately, Avesh Khan’s failure did not cost LSG, as David Miller prevented the ball from going to four and me Batters had just taken a double.
Clock: Digvesh Rashi caught Avesh Khan in the field after
– Drizzyat12Kennyat8 (@45Kennyat7pm) April 4, 2025
“Has a Good Temper”: Digvesh Rathi wins a great praise
Speaking of Espncricinfo, former Indian baptism coach Sanjay Bangar had left the LSG Spinner Digvesh praise, saying he has a great temper and being new on the scene acts as an additional advantage for him. He made:
“Look, a couple of slightly different things that work in favor of Digvesh. The first number is, new in IPL. Not many international players have seen it. And not many Indian players have also seen it because it only did very well at Delhi’s Premier League.
“It looks good temper, because you rarely see that a leg spinner works in the first six points that looks very comfortably. And the third is the skill part of the variety. The two deliveries can move away from the right hand can also reach the right.
Sanjay Bangar also talked about the struggles of Spinner Ravi Bishnoi in the course of the Indian Premier League and said:
“The surfaces and the novelty factor have also dropped by Ravi Bishnoi because the teams are now aligning against him. And he has really not added many variations in the way bowls. So, clearly, the first advantage of moving to have the ball only to return to the right or leaving the left hand is not as effective as it was for Ravi in the previous years.”
