R Ashwin's Frustration Unleashed During TNPL Match

R Ashwin's recent outburst during a Tamil Nadu Premier League match has caught the attention of cricket fans. After being given out LBW, Ashwin confronted the umpire and expressed his frustration by hitting his pads with his bat. The Dindigul Dragons struggled in the match, ultimately losing to IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans. Additionally, Ashwin's unexpected retirement from cricket after the Border-Gavaskar Trophy has left many fans shocked. Read on to find out more about the incident and its implications.
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R Ashwin's Frustration Unleashed During TNPL Match

Ashwin's Clash with Umpire

In a recent Tamil Nadu Premier League match, R Ashwin expressed his frustration after being given out, leading to a confrontation with the umpire. Following his dismissal, Ashwin was visibly upset, striking his pads with his bat as he walked off the field. The incident occurred during the final delivery bowled by Sai Kishore for IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans, where Ashwin, representing Dindigul Dragons, was ruled LBW. This decision sparked a prolonged argument with the umpire before he exited the field.


Match Outcome

Dindigul Dragons Defeated
In a strategic move, the Dindigul Dragons opted to use both their reviews early in the match to contest an umpire's call. However, without Ashwin's contribution, the team struggled to accumulate runs, finishing with a mere 93 runs in 16.2 overs. Ashwin's 18 runs were the second-highest score for the Dragons, trailing behind RK Jayant. Shivam Singh managed to score 30 runs, but the team faced a tough challenge as Tamizhans' bowlers, including Esakimuthu A with 4 wickets and Mathivanan with 3, dominated the innings. Captain Sai Kishore also contributed with two wickets.


On the other hand, Tushar Raheja, the wicketkeeper for Tamizhans, played a crucial role in securing victory, scoring an unbeaten 65 runs and leading his team to a 9-wicket win with 49 balls remaining.


Ashwin's Retirement Shocks Fans

Unexpected Decision
Fans were taken aback when R Ashwin announced his retirement from cricket after just the third Test in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Despite a commendable performance with his off-spin during the Adelaide Test, he was not selected for the match at Gabba, prompting his decision to retire.


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