IPL 2023: Mohammad Siraj Had To Apologize Twice After The Match

IPL 2023: Mohammad Siraj had to apologize twice after the match. In IPL 2023, once again Virat Kohli took charge of RCB (Royal Challengers Bangalore).

Bowler Mohammed Siraj impressed:-

The team won against Rajasthan Royals (RCB vs RR) by 7 runs. While the batsmen performed well in the match, bowler Mohammad Siraj was impressed.

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Siraj has looked brilliant not only in this match but throughout the season. Even against Rajasthan, he dismissed a dangerous batsman like Jos Buttler for zero in the first over.

In this match, Siraj got angry with his own player, for which he had to apologize twice after the match.

Siraj bowled the 19th over of the match:-

The match became exciting in the last moments. Siraj bowled the 19th over of the match, in which a total of 13 runs came. On the last ball of the over, Dhruv Jurel was playing, he hit the shot toward the front.

On this Dhruv, Jurel ran fast for the first run and also ran for the second run. R Ashwin would have been out on a non-strike if Mohammed Siraj had caught the ball and hit the stumps.

But Siraj didn’t realize his mistake and lashed out at fielder Mahipal Lomror, who showed a lot of anger and started shouting.

The Fielder Lomror was not at fault here:-

IPL 2023: Mohammad Siraj had to apologize twice to Mahipal Lomror. By the way, there was no fault of fielder Lomror here, he threw the throw straight in the hand.

But Siraj could not catch the ball properly, even if he had caught the ball, it would have been a non-out. Siraj had shaken the stump with his foot, which had already lit the bells.

But Siraj vented his anger on fielder Lomror. After the match, RCB released a video, which was of a post-match celebration.

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In the video, Siraj said that he has apologized to Lomror twice. Lomror also said that “small things keep happening in such big matches”.