Mi Vs RCB: Silver Patidar could not escape from BCCI’s havoc, got a big punishment for this mistake – RCB Captain Rajat Patidar Fined for Slow Over -Rate vs Mumbai Indians at Wankhede Stadium

Mumbai: Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) captain Rajat Patidar has been fined 12 lakh rupees against Mumbai Indians during the Indian Premier League (IPL) match. The match played on Monday by RCB won the match by 12 runs. Patidar played an important role in his team’s victory by scoring 64 runs off 32 balls. On behalf of the IPL, it has been said, “This was the first crime of his team under Article 2.2 of the slow over speed of the IPL code of conduct and hence the Patidar has been fined Rs 12 lakh”. RCB’s team is currently third in the table with six points. His next match will be against Delhi Capitals in Bengaluru on 10 April. The second and veteran batsman Sunil Gavaskar praised Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) captain Rajat Patidar, saying that his spontaneous attitude has finally helped the team find the team after years of disappointment. RCB’s team is doing well in the current IPL. He won his first win in 17 years in Chepock, Chennai and finished the six -match defeat at Wankhede Stadium.

Gavaskar said, ‘Patidar looks comfortable as captain. His team has not won the title in 17 years and now his players understand what needs to be done to win. Along with a spontaneous and restrained captain, other people associated with the team are also making their full contribution. Gavaskar also appreciated the role of RCB mentor (guide) Dinesh Karthik. He said, ‘He has many senior people who are always ready to help. He has a strong associate staff. His associate staff has a person like Dinesh Karthik whose people do not talk enough about the influence.

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Gavaskar said, ‘Dinesh Karthik is a person who spends time with young players. Guides them and gives them input. Rajat is lucky that he has got a team that is hungry for success. The former Indian captain said that Virat Kohli’s desire to play long shots has made him a bigger threat. He said, ‘Kohli intends to play long shots from the beginning this time. Earlier he used to play such shots later in his innings but now he wants to take a risk from the first ball and there is a big difference.

Gavaskar also asked senior batsman Rohit Sharma, who is in poor form of Mumbai Indians, to focus on his shot selection. He said, ‘When he is out in power play, it hurts. Whether it is playing for Mumbai Indians or for India. I think there is a little improvement in his shot selection. ‘