Riyan parag: The IPL was played between Gujarat Titans and Rajasthan Royals on Wednesday, 9 April in 2025. Gujarat Titans defeated Rajasthan Royals by 58 runs in the 23rd match of IPL 2025. The controversy arose after Rajasthan batsman Ryan Parag was dismissed, chasing the target set by Gujarat Titans in the match played in Ahmedabad. He was dismissed by the field and third umpire, due to which he directly clashed with the umpire. A video related to this dispute is also going viral. Let us tell you in detail what is the matter…?
There was a lot of ruckus when Riyan Parag was controversial out
In fact, in this match played on April 9, Gujarat batted first and scored a huge score of 217 runs. In response, Rajasthan lost two wickets early. Despite this, Ryan Parag, who came to the crease as the new batsman, attacked as soon as he arrived. Some of the best shots were seen with his bat, which kept the score of Rajasthan moving forward and the Rajasthan team took their innings. But the match in the seventh over changed with Parag's wicket. It did not just take a wicket but also with a big uproar.
Riyan Parag was not happy with the umpire's decision given
In the 7th over of Rajasthan Royals's innings, there was chaos over Ryan Parag's wicket. Parag Kulwant wanted to drive on the fourth ball of Khejrolia but missed. Jose Butler caught the ball from behind the stump and made a strong appeal. He was supported from the umpires standing on the field and Parag was declared out.
However, Parag immediately challenged the umpire's decision and sought DRS. When the third umpire saw in the replay that Ryan's bat had touched the ground before the ball, the Rajasthan player breathed a sigh of relief. However, despite this, when the third umpire called him out, he was enraged.
"Riyan Parag" very disappointed😞 with the dismissal 🤔
- Sam🤞 (@Lordsamrat10) April 9, 2025
What you think he's out or not pic.twitter.com/n0hh8um8ml
Riyan Parag is seen arguing with umpire in the field
In fact, when the bat was touching the ground, a spike appeared in the snico meter. But this spike remained there until the ball went away from the bat. In such a situation, the third umpire, accepting the decision of the umpires on the ground, called Ryan Parag out. However, he looked very angry with the decision of the third umpire and also argued with the field umpire about this. But his efforts went in vain and had to return to the pavilion. On the way to the pavilion, he expressed his anger by slamming the bat. Parag was batting brilliantly and was dismissed for 26 off 14 balls.
