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Sanjeev Goenka, owner of Lucknow Supergiants in IPL, was disappointed by captain Rishabh Pant. Pant is performing poorly despite the price of 27 crores. Punjab Kings won 177 runs in 16.2 overs.
Conversation of Sanjeev Goenka and Rishabh Pant
Highlights
- Lucknow Supergiants second defeat in three matches
- 27 crore Rishabh Pant fails once again
- After the match, owner Sanjeev Goenka spoke to Pant
New Delhi: On April 1, the whole world celebrates ‘April Fool’. That is, on this day, friends, friends, relatives and relatives joke among themselves. And when they manage to do so, they shout ‘April Fool’. Sanjeev Goenka, the owner of Lucknow Supergiants in the IPL, will also feel cheated by himself on the night of 1 April. Goenka was celebrated by ‘April Fool’ and none of his team captain Rishabh Pant.
In fact, Rishabh Pant was made the most expensive player in IPL history with a hefty amount of 27 crores in the mega auction held in November 2024 by Sanjeev Goenka. Despite such a big jackpot, Rishabh Pant’s irresponsible game continues. Rishabh Pant has not been able to score a total of 27 runs in lieu of a fee of Rs 27 crore.
In the first match against Delhi Capitals, Pant continued to score just two runs in five balls against Punjab Kings last night after being dismissed for 15 runs in the second match against Sunrisers Hyderabad. After Rishabh Pant was dismissed, when the cameraman focused on Sanjeev Goenka, who was on the field, the face of this big industrialist of the country had landed.
After the match, Goenka came to the ground and talked to Rishabh Pant. Perhaps you are trying to understand where this time there is a shortage. After the match himself, Pant admitted that the lower run on the scoreboard was the reason for the defeat. Batting first after losing the toss, the host Lucknow team could reach 171 runs only.
Super Gynts scored 171 for seven wickets thanks to 44 runs from Nicholas Puran and 41 runs from Ayush Badoni. Badoni played an important role in bringing the team’s score to 170 runs by adding 47 runs in just 21 balls for the sixth wicket with Abdul Samad (27) in the death overs.
In response, Punjab Kings won unilaterally by scoring 177 runs for two wickets in just 16.2 overs. Prabhasimran Singh scored 69 runs in 34 balls with the help of three sixes and nine fours. He joined captain Captain Shreyas Iyer, who scored 52 runs in 30 balls with the help of four sixes and three fours. The two shared an 84 -run partnership for the second wicket. Iyer got the team crossed the door of victory with an unbeaten partnership of 67 runs for the third wicket with Nihal Vadhera (43 not out, 43, 25 balls, four sixes, three fours).
