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The continuous game between Delhi Capitals and Punjab Kings de Jaipur witnessed a strange incident that involved Karun Nair.
In a format where a single race can make a huge difference, players are doing their best to save each possible race. They fight for each race on the pitch and, surprisingly, the honesty of a player, especially one on the side of the field, is quite rare.
It is quite infrequent to see a field that indicated a six, but Karun Nair turned out to be an exception. The Delhi Capital star decided to raise both hands, pointing to six when he went to find a capture near the border rope. However, things took a strange turn when the referee checked the replacements and decided that it was not a six.
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The incident took place on the final ball of the 15th when Mohit Sharma turned to Shashank Singh. It was a Mohit length delivery, and Shashank threw the ball to the ground to Long-on where Karun Nair was parked.
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The ball was well above the head, but Delhi Capital Batsman made a timely leap and took the ball with both hands. However, the impulse carried him above the ropes and Karun Nair played the ball again. Then he immediately raised his hands, pointing to a six.
However, when the third referee checked the replacements, he found no proof. He checked the frame of reproduction by frame in order to detect any contact between the Nair shoes and the rope of the limit, but did not find any conclusive evidence. In the end, the referee felt that he was a clean savi, E and Shashank won only 1 race instead of a six.
Look at the incident that implies Karun Nair:
Karun Bro 😂 pic.twitter.com/KC3ufibqmt
– Out of context cricket (@gemsofcricket) May 24 2025
Speaking of the game, Punjab Kings was on 185/7 on the 19th at the time of writing this report. Marcus Stoinis was beating with 30 runs with only 10 balls and will be able to be able to power up to a total of 200 more. Previously at the entrances, Captain Shreyas Iyer led his team from the front by scoring 53 runs of 34 balls.
