Marcus Stoinis is enraged after being dismissed from the IPL 2022 after a contentious decision by the umpire.
Marcus Stoinis, the Lucknow Super Monsters’ all-rounder, was enraged after being denied by Royal; Challengers Bangalore’s Josh Hazlewood in the last minutes of their fruitless chase in the Indian Premier League (IPL) on Tuesday.
With LSG needing 34 more runs to win, Stoinis moved over the stumps for the primary; conveyance of the 19th over, but Hazlewood chased him down and bowled it wide. Stoinis chose to ignore it, but the referee ruled that it was a reasonable conveyance; prompting the Australian to make a furious gesture.
Marcus yelled an expletive before swinging the bat at the ground and storming away.
Stoinis came dangerously close to hitting an RCB player.
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Even though the asking rate was up to 17 in the final two overs; Stoinis made 24 from 15 deliveries and looked in fantastic form.
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Stoinis was eventually reprimanded for violating the IPL Code of Conduct, albeit it remained unclear for what. For a breach of conduct, LSG captain KL Rahul was fined 20% of his match earnings.
The initial delivery should have been given a wide, according to Hazlewood.
“I tried to spin around and go back to my mark as quickly as I could;” Hazlewood said at the post-match presentation ceremony. “I got very lucky on that one, so I might have to fetch him a beer after that.”
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Then, despite Krunal Pandya’s 28-ball 42, Josh Hazlewood took two early wickets; to put LSG under pressure, they were unable to chase down the goal, finishing at 163/8.
With the bat, Hazlewood was the highlight, taking four wickets for just 25 runs.