In the 25th match of the 12th season played in Sawai Mansingh Stadium between Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals in Jaipur create so much suspense on the ground and after Dhoni has been found guilty of a violation of the Code of Conduct.
After the Chennai Super Kings match against Rajasthan Royals in Jaipur, Dhoni has been fined 50 percent of match fees for violation of the code of conduct. Under Article 2.20 of the IPL Code of Conduct, Dhoni has accepted the offense of Level 2. Article 2.20 is related to the behavior of the opposite of the game.
Even under pressure conditions, MS Dhoni, who remains cold-cold, may have been seen to lose his temper at very few occasions. But, circumstances also came when Dhoni was also seen fluttering on the field. In fact, in an exciting match against the Rajasthan Royals, the umpire made such a mistake in the last over, which led to him being a victim of Dhoni's anger.
It happened that after the dismissal of Mahendra Singh Dhoni on the third ball of the last over of the match, Chennai Super Kings needed 8 runs in 3 balls to win. After Dhoni's dismissal, Mitchell Santner came for batting. At that time, Rajasthan Royals bowler Ben Stokes was bowling. Ben Stokes put Mitchell Santner on the fourth ball of this over, on which he scored two runs
The ball of Ben Stokes then gave a ball to the field umpires, but then immediately withdrew the decision. After this decision, Dhoni became so angry that he got into the ground and he was confronted with umpires on the middle ground.
And in the last second ball, there is a controversy happened in which Dhoni also came to the ground to debate with the umpires. But the umpires did not change the decision. Santner scored two runs on the fifth ball. The last ball needed four runs to win the last ball. The next ball was wide. Now it was necessary for three runs on the last ball, Santner gave victory to his team with a six off the last ball.
But after that Mitchell Santner hit a six off the last ball to give Chennai Super Kings four wickets win on Rajasthan Royals. Earlier, Chennai once again shows superb bowling and stopped the Royals by 151 runs for seven wickets. The bowlers of Rajasthan made a lot of effort to achieve this goal as well as Chennai but losing six wickets, the goal was achieved on the last ball.
There was a lot of commotion as the CSK trio kept protesting but the umpires by then had made up their mind and the no-ball was scrapped.
Television replays though showed that original decision was perhaps the right one. In the end, Stokes bowled a wide and had to bowl the last delivery again, which was hit for a six by Santner as CSK won by the skin of their teeth.
