Watch: Scary scenes in GT vs LSG, cricket news collapses twice during the run-up as Arshad Khan

The IPL 2025 competition between Gujarat Titans and Lucknow Super Giants at the Narendra Modi Stadium made a dramatic start. After winning the toss, GT chose to field first. In the second, GT bowler Arshad Khan struggled with his leg and fell twice during the run-up.Arshad had a terrible decline on the first ball of his over. His back leg was skid on top of the grass, causing him to come to the ground in visible pain. The incident expressed equally concern with the players and officials.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!After a brief break, Arshad returned to bowling. However, on the fourth ball of the same over, he again fell in a similar way and appeared injured, inspiring the physio to come on the field and go to him. Fortunately, he was not seriously hurt and managed to complete the over, for 13 runs.Later, he left the ground, showing images a spray -spraying physio – suggesting that he could lead to some damage during the fall.In the toss, GT remained unchanged in his search to stay in top-two. Meanwhile, LSG is out of controversy to create a playoffs.

Arshad Khan slipped twice during his first over in the match between Gujarat Titans and Lucknow super veterans in IPL 2025. (Image: X)

Gill said, “We will bowl first, look like a good wicket. It would be good to set a goal on the board. We want to give momentum in the qualifier, these two games are going to be equally important. The way we praise each other, we do not have a conversation, we do not have a conversation about who will take the bowlers down.”Lucknow super veteran captain Rishabh Pant admitted that he used to bowl earlier. “Before bowling first, it seems a good wicket. There is a challenge when you are already finished, but we are proud to play cricket. “As a team, we are trying different options that give ourselves the best chance to win. Anything that can help us prepare for the next season. The sky deep comes, and some more changes for us.”