IPL 2025 On-field Clash: Kieron Pollard-Michel Stark was before Digwesh Rathi-Abishek Sharma. Cricket news

In IPL 2025, a major attraction of the match between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Lucknow super veterans on Monday night was a warm exchange after the bowlers’ notbook “by the bowlers, which was a warm exchange, which used to harass the SRH batsman.The incident occurred at the eighth position of SRH when Digvesh took Abhishek out and celebrated with his general notebook gesture. It was not well taken by Sharma and the pair exchanged some bad words to step up the umpires and LSG captain Rishabh Pant quickly.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Both Digwesh and Abhishek are punished after the incident. The spinner has been fined their match fees and 50 percent of the two demerit points – which suspended a match. Meanwhile, Abhishek has been fined 25 percent of his fees.Nevertheless, it is not the most dramatic or hot exchange in the history of IPL. While there have been many dramatic incidents such as Harbhajan Singh slapped Sreesanth of the team’s partner Sreesanth or the most recent spat between Virat Kohli and Naveen-ul-Haq, including Gautam Gambhir. Perhaps the IPL came between Keran Pollard and Mitchell Starc in 2014 for the most shocking on-field spat. In the incident on 6 May 2014, Stark gave a bouncer at Pollard, which missed a hook attempt. After the ball, Stark approached the batsman and exchanged some words, in which Pollard responded to him waving. As Starc prepared the next ball to bowl, Pollard back out of the leg stump, pulling out of delivery, Stark was about to release it. Despite this, the Australian seamor continued with the ball, bowling it close to Pollard’s feet.

Pollard reacted by swinging his bat forcefully – threatened to throw it on the bowler – and accidentally dropped it towards the leg. The two players appeared visually angry and continued to exchange words.Later, Stark pulled out Pollard and taunted the trapped batsman, urging him to try and build his land.In this situation, both players were punished for their roles. Pollard was docked 75 percent of his match fees, while Stark was fined 50 percent.