Jitesh Sharma, who stood in as the temporary leader for RCB, played an incredible game that enabled them to earn a 6-wicket victory over Lucknow Super Giants on Tuesday. RCB won the IPL 2025 match by hitting 228 runs in 11 overs, as Jitesh made 85 runs off only 33 balls. However, RCB could have seen Jitesh go, as Digvesh Rathi attempted a run-out of the non-striker during the 17th over of LSG’s second innings.
Harsha Bhogle’s Statement
“I have no problem with the umpire turning down the appeal if he thinks the non-striker was inside the crease when the bowler’s arm had crossed the point where he is expected to release the ball. I am disappointed when the spirit of the game is invoked. You play by the laws,” Harsha posted on X (formerly Twitter).
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I have no problem with the umpire turning down the appeal if he thinks the non-striker was inside the crease when the bowler's arm had crossed the point where he is expected to release the ball. I am disappointed when the spirit of the game is invoked. You play by the laws
---Advertisement---— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) May 27, 2025
What Happened In RCB Vs LSG Match
RCB secured 228 to complete a chase against LSG and occupied a place in the top two for the season. RCB captain Jitesh Sharma’s explosive 85 off 33 made him the most impressive player of the game, overtaking Rishabh Pant’s excellent century for LSG. Pant batted for 61 balls and scored 118 runs to help LSG set their best total in the IPL. Thanks to Jitesh’s great performances, RCB qualified for Qualifier 1. Virat Kohli contributed a half-century and set three new records during the match.
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