Mukesh Kumar Fined: Mukesh Kumar fined in match against Mumbai Indians, Delhi defeat

New Delhi: What is the flour wet in poverty… Mukesh Kumar will probably understand it very well now. In the do or die match against Mumbai Indians, he first threw 27 runs throwing the 19th over. From here the match turned towards Mumbai Indians. When the team lost, they were considered guilty. Later, after the match, the referee also imposed a fine.

10 percent fine of match fees
In fact, Delhi Capital bowler Mukesh Kumar has been fined 10 percent of the match fees for violating the IPL code of conduct against Mumbai Indians at Wankhede Stadium on the night of 21 May and has also got a demerit point.

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Level-1 crime
Mukesh Kumar accepted Level-1 crime under Article 2.2 (Cricket tools or clothes, ground equipment or misuse of fittings) and admitted the punishment of match referee. For violations of the Code of Conduct, the decision of the match referee is final and binding.

Delhi lost from Mukesh’s over?
At a time on the slow pitch, it seemed that Mumbai batsmen were finding it very difficult to score runs. The players struggled from the end of the powerplay to the beginning of the 18th over. But the situation completely changed in the last two overs, when Indian T20 captain Suryakumar (73 not out) and Naman (24 not out) scored 48 runs with five sixes and four fours.

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27 runs looted in an over
In the 19th over, Surya welcomed Mukesh Kumar with a six and then took a single and handed over the strike to Naman Dhir. In the next four balls from here, Naman spoiled Mukesh’s record with 4,6,6,4. Mukesh took two wickets for 48 runs.

Mumbai out of Delhi tournament in Mumbai playoffs
After Suryakumar Yadav’s half-century, Mitchell Santner and Jaspreet Bumrah became the fourth team to qualify for the playoffs, defeating Delhi Capities by 59 runs thanks to the three-three wickets. In response to 180 runs, the entire team of Delhi Capitals was reduced to 121 runs in 18.2 overs. For Mumbai Indians, spinner Santner took three for just 11 runs in four overs while fast bowler Bumrah took three wickets for 12 runs in 3.2 overs. Trent Bolt, Deepak Chahar, Will Jacks and Karn Sharma got one wicket each.