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' It's a boundary': BCCI explains Rishabh Pant's viral stump mic chatter

Read more about 'It's a boundary': BCCI explains Rishabh Pant's viral stump mic chatter on Business Standard. The less-than-a-minute long clip was from Saturday night's match between Pant's Delhi Capitals and Kolkata Knight Riders

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' It's a boundary': BCCI explains Rishabh Pant's viral stump mic chatter

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  1. 'It's a boundary': BCCI explains Rishabh Pant's viral stump mic chatter The less-than-a-minute long clip was from Saturday night's match between Pant's Delhi Capitals and Kolkata Knight Riders Sports News:India's young wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant was Sunday grabbed in the attention of a tempest inferable from an altered stump mouthpiece cut from an IPL diversion which turned into a web sensation via web-based networking media yet was expelled by the BCCI as "misjudged". The not exactly a-minute long clasp was from Saturday night's match

  2. between Pant's Delhi Capitals and Kolkata Knight Riders. It demonstrates Pant, from behind the stumps, saying that "yeh to chauka hai" (this is a limit) as KKR's Robin Uthappa took make preparations for Sandeep Lamichhane. Delhi prevailed upon the match in Super after the scores were tied in the guideline overs. "Nobody heard what Rishabh said before that specific sentence. He was clearly telling (Delhi Capitals commander) Shreyas Iyer to build defenders on off-side to stop an unavoidable four," a top BCCI official told PTI.Read More Business Standard

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