NEW DELHI: A video posted on the official social media handle of Delhi Capitals shows the franchise's co-owner Parth Jindal shaking hands with Rajasthan Royals ' captain Sanju Samson after a nail-biting contest that saw Rishabh Pant 's side defeating the Royals to stay in the race to IPL 2024 playoffs.
However, DC's win was marred by the backlash faced by Jindal for his animated reaction to Samson's dismissal off a catch at the edge of the boundary ropes, which required third umpire's help.
Jindal's reaction received a lot of flak on social media. But the video posted by DC shows mutual admiration between Jindal and Samson as they had a casual conversation after the game at Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.
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The incident happened during the 16th over of RR's chase after Delhi had posted a challenging 221 for 8 on the board.
Samson, who made a stroke-filled 86 off 46 balls, hit a powerful shot off medium pacer Mukesh Kumar that nearly cleared the boundary, but Shai Hope pulled off a spectacular catch inches from the boundary rope while maintaining his balance.
The third umpire reviewed the footage and determined that Hope had not touched the boundary cushions with his feet at any point, resulting in Samson being given out.
SEE ALSO: IPL 2024 Points table
Samson, visibly displeased with the decision, expressed his objection to the on-field umpire as he reluctantly made his way back to the pavilion. During this moment, Jindal was seemingly shouting "out hai, out hai (it's out, it's out)" in the stands, which drew criticism from social media users who felt his reaction to Samson's dismissal was inappropriate.
Delhi Capitals secured a convincing 20-run victory in the end, keeping their hopes of qualifying for the IPL playoffs alive.
However, DC's win was marred by the backlash faced by Jindal for his animated reaction to Samson's dismissal off a catch at the edge of the boundary ropes, which required third umpire's help.
Jindal's reaction received a lot of flak on social media. But the video posted by DC shows mutual admiration between Jindal and Samson as they had a casual conversation after the game at Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.
Watch:
Our Chairman and Co-owner, Parth Jindal, caught up with Rajasthan Royals' captain Sanju Samson & owner Manoj Badale, at the Arun Jaitley Stadium last night, after what was an exceptional contest of cricket. Parth also extended his congratulations to the RR skipper on being… pic.twitter.com/k47zwB7nzR
— Delhi Capitals (@DelhiCapitals) May 8, 2024
The incident happened during the 16th over of RR's chase after Delhi had posted a challenging 221 for 8 on the board.
Samson, who made a stroke-filled 86 off 46 balls, hit a powerful shot off medium pacer Mukesh Kumar that nearly cleared the boundary, but Shai Hope pulled off a spectacular catch inches from the boundary rope while maintaining his balance.
The third umpire reviewed the footage and determined that Hope had not touched the boundary cushions with his feet at any point, resulting in Samson being given out.
SEE ALSO: IPL 2024 Points table
Samson, visibly displeased with the decision, expressed his objection to the on-field umpire as he reluctantly made his way back to the pavilion. During this moment, Jindal was seemingly shouting "out hai, out hai (it's out, it's out)" in the stands, which drew criticism from social media users who felt his reaction to Samson's dismissal was inappropriate.
Delhi Capitals secured a convincing 20-run victory in the end, keeping their hopes of qualifying for the IPL playoffs alive.
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