Prithvi Shaw was the captain of India’s Under-19 World Cup winning team in 2018; he is among the 17 Indian batters to date to score a Test hundred on debut; even experts, fans, and ICC’s YouTube channel called him the next Sachin Tendulkar only for him to get distracted and find no buyers in the just concluded mega auction in Jeddah. Delhi Capitals ex-coach Pravin Amre reflected on his downfall.&nbsp;

None of the ten IPL teams bid for Shaw, leaving him nowhere in India’s top-flight cricket.

Considering Shaw is not on BCCI's central contract list due to several reasons related to fitness and off-field chaos that made headlines earlier, and having not played one whole season of IPL since 2021, his cricket career has come down crashing.

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Amre, who worked with Shaw at Delhi Capitals during the batter’s last run in the IPL, commented on his current status, saying Shaw could have earned $3.5 million (INR 30-40 crore) by the age of 23. Amre added because Shaw failed to handle the glamour and money that IPL brought along, he has himself to blame.

While Shaw’s contemporaries, Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill, are top players for India and their respective IPL teams, earning in crores, Shaw remained unsold despite his lower base price this time (INR 75 lakh).

"It's so disappointing to see that a talent like him is going in reverse direction... Even today, he can hit a 30-ball fifty in the IPL. Maybe he couldn't handle the glamour and money, the side-effects of the IPL. His example can be a case study in Indian cricket... Talent alone can't take you to the top. The three Ds - discipline, determination and dedication - are important," Amre said of Shaw during a chat with Times of India (TOI).

<h2>Don't be another Kambli - Amre to Shaw</h2>

Amre continued how he (three years ago) gave Shaw Vinod Kambli’s example, hoping for him to learn from his experience and try and work harder to avoid suffering the same fate; however, as destiny had it, Shaw seemed to be on the same track.

"Three years back, I gave him Vinod Kambli's example. I've seen Kambli's downfall from close quarters. It's not easy to teach certain things to this generation. Thanks to being retained by DC, Prithvi must have earned Rs 30-40 crore by the time he was 23. Will even an IIM graduate get that type of money? When you earn so much at such a young age, you tend to lose focus," Amre continued.

Meanwhile, Amre wants Shaw to take this snub as a positive, as he has age on his side and the talent to bring him back on track.

"I hope he takes this IPL auction snub positively. It's an eye-opener for him. He's still got age on his side. He's just 25," Amre noted.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Prithvi Shaw was the captain of India’s Under-19 World Cup winning team in 2018; he is among the 17 Indian batters to date to score a Test hundred on debut; even experts, fans, and ICC’s YouTube channel called him the next Sachin Tendulkar only for him to get distracted and find no buyers in the just concluded mega auction in Jeddah.

Prithvi Shaw was the captain of India’s Under-19 World Cup winning team in 2018; he is among the 17 Indian batters to date to score a Test hundred on debut; even experts, fans, and ICC’s YouTube channel called him the next Sachin Tendulkar only for him to get distracted and find no buyers in the just concluded mega auction in Jeddah. Delhi Capitals ex-coach Pravin Amre reflected on his downfall. None of the ten IPL teams bid for Shaw, leaving him nowhere in India’s top-flight cricket. Considering Shaw is not on BCCI's central contract list due to several reasons related to fitness and off-field chaos that made headlines earlier, and having not played one whole season of IPL since 2021, his cricket career has come down crashing. ALSO READ: BGT 2024/25 - Damien Fleming hails India quick Jasprit Bumrah as ‘terminator’ Amre, who worked with Shaw at Delhi Capitals during the batter’s last run in the IPL, commented on his current status, saying Shaw could have earned $3.5 million (INR 30-40 crore) by the age of 23. Amre added because Shaw failed to handle the glamour and money that IPL brought along, he has himself to blame. While Shaw’s contemporaries, Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill, are top players for India and their respective IPL teams, earning in crores, Shaw remained unsold despite his lower base price this time (INR 75 lakh). "It's so disappointing to see that a talent like him is going in reverse direction... Even today, he can hit a 30-ball fifty in the IPL. Maybe he couldn't handle the glamour and money, the side-effects of the IPL. His example can be a case study in Indian cricket... Talent alone can't take you to the top. The three Ds - discipline, determination and dedication - are important," Amre said of Shaw during a chat with Times of India (TOI). Don't be another Kambli - Amre to Shaw Amre continued how he (three years ago) gave Shaw Vinod Kambli’s example, hoping for him to learn from his experience and try and work harder to avoid suffering the same fate; however, as destiny had it, Shaw seemed to be on the same track. "Three years back, I gave him Vinod Kambli's example. I've seen Kambli's downfall from close quarters. It's not easy to teach certain things to this generation. Thanks to being retained by DC, Prithvi must have earned Rs 30-40 crore by the time he was 23. Will even an IIM graduate get that type of money? When you earn so much at such a young age, you tend to lose focus," Amre continued. Meanwhile, Amre wants Shaw to take this snub as a positive, as he has age on his side and the talent to bring him back on track. "I hope he takes this IPL auction snub positively. It's an eye-opener for him. He's still got age on his side. He's just 25," Amre noted. (With inputs from agencies)

‘He must’ve earned 30-40 crore; maybe he couldn’t handle glamour and money’: Amre on Prithvi Shaw's IPL snub

Delhi Capitals might have found their rhythm back with successive wins this season in IPL, their assistant coach, Pravin Amre, has revealed the return date for two superstars – Ishant Sharma and David Warner.

Delhi Capitals might have found their rhythm back with successive wins this season in IPL, their assistant coach, Pravin Amre, has revealed the return date for two superstars – Ishant Sharma and David Warner. While lanky seamer Ishant struggles with his ageing back, Warner has been absent from the scene since April 12 with a thumb injury. Speaking to the media after his side’s 10-run win against Mumbai Indians at home, the other day, Amre said Ishant will return to full fitness in one week, and Warner could take longer to get a clearance certificate, thus expected to be back in time during the fag end of the tournament. "Warner will take 1-2 weeks to recover. His scans revealed an injury," Amre said. "Ishant has been having back spasms. He will also take a week to recover. By the time we return to Delhi he will be fit,” he continued. ALSO READ: T20 World Cup: Agarkar, Rohit to have informal meeting on team selection in Delhi as deadline date nears However, in Warner’s absence, his compatriot Jake Fraser-McGurk opened the batting and made this tournament his own with his exploits. The young right-hander has scored three fifties in five contested matches thus far, striking at 237.50. He was the architect for Delhi’s win over Mumbai at home, smashing 84 off 27 balls at the top. Speaking highly of him, Amre said with Jake playing for the Dubai Capitals (ILT20) and impressing everyone there, Delhi’s scouting team was keen on having him on the board for the Indian Premier League. "He played three games for Dubai Capitals [in the ILT20], and our scouting team was very keen to have him [for the IPL]," Amre said. "Once we got an opportunity to have a replacement, even though we had a choice between a couple of players, we picked him. He played just three innings [in the ILT20] before leaving to play for Australia, but even in that, he played a couple of match-winning innings. Those knocks were something special. Given he is a young, exciting cricketer, we decided to back him,” he continued. Special talent! Roped in as an injury replacement, McGurk had to wait for the first five games to make his IPL debut and since made headlines with his match-winning knocks. "Yes, he had to wait for four-five games before getting a chance," Amre said. "But even when we were watching him in the nets, he had something different, that X-factor. Even today (on Saturday), he, just opened up the game, and, because of his innings, we were 92 for no loss after six overs." "He is a natural. If you see his set-up, he believes in a stable base. And he has excellent hand speed. And when you are batting in the Powerplay, you have only one fielder on the leg side. So, that's a good area to hit; even a mis-hit can get you a boundary,” Amre said of McGurk. Meanwhile, as things stand, Delhi jumped into the top five on the points table with five wins and as many losses in 10 contested matches thus far, looking strong to press their case for a playoff finish this season. Delhi will next face Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) on Monday (April 29) in an away game before hosting Rajasthan Royals on May 7.

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A massive controversy erupted during Delhi Capitals (DC)'s clash against Rajasthan Royals (RR) in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 on Friday after DC's assistant coach Pravin Amre stormed onto the field to talk to the on-filed umpires and protest against a controversial no-ball call. The incident had happened during the final over of DC's 223-run chase against the Royals at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

RR pacer Obed McCoy bowled an above waits-height full-toss to DC batter Rovman Powell on the third delivery of the final over. The ball was dispatched for a six by Powell but much to his shock it was adjudged a legal delivery by the umpire and not called a no-ball. Many in the DC camp, including captain Rishabh Pant and coach Amre were left frustrated over the no-ball call.

However, things took an ugly turn when Pant was spotted signalling his batters - Powell and Kuldeep Yadav to walk out in protest before sending assistant coach Amre to talk to the umpires. The DC camp's action was criticised by on social media, who slammed Pant for going overboard with his reaction.

Pant was seen having a chat with assistant coach Shane Watson following which he decided against calling his batters back. However, he did send Amre to the playing area in order to register their protest against the decision. As per a report in the Indian Express, Amre wasn't keen on walking out on the field but the DC assistant coach had to enter the field as Pant would have gone himself had he not walked in.

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A source revealed the conversation that took place between Amre and Pant before the assistance coach decided to walk inside the ground himself to talk to the umpires.&nbsp;

“Pant told Amre that ‘Sir, will you go and talk to the umpires or shall I go?’. At that stage, Amre felt it would be unwise for the skipper to walk on to the field and that is why he went and spoke to the umpires,” a DC source was quoted as saying by the Indian Express.

While Pant and Amre were docked 100% of their match fees for their actions, DC all-rounder Shardul Thakur was also fined 50% of his match fee. Amre has also been suspended for one game for breaching the IPL Code of Conduct with his behaviour.

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With 36 runs required off the last over in the 223-run chase, DC had an improbable task at hand. However, Powell smacked three consecutive sixes off the first three balls to ensure there was a ray of hope for his side. However, after the no-ball controversy on the third delivery, he managed only two runs off the next two balls and was dismissed on the final delivery of the over as DC lost the game by 15 runs.

A massive controversy erupted during Delhi Capitals (DC)'s clash against Rajasthan Royals (RR) in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 on Friday after DC's assistant coach Pravin Amre stormed onto the field to talk to the on-filed umpires and protest against a controversial no-ball call.

A massive controversy erupted during Delhi Capitals (DC)'s clash against Rajasthan Royals (RR) in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 on Friday after DC's assistant coach Pravin Amre stormed onto the field to talk to the on-filed umpires and protest against a controversial no-ball call. The incident had happened during the final over of DC's 223-run chase against the Royals at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. RR pacer Obed McCoy bowled an above waits-height full-toss to DC batter Rovman Powell on the third delivery of the final over. The ball was dispatched for a six by Powell but much to his shock it was adjudged a legal delivery by the umpire and not called a no-ball. Many in the DC camp, including captain Rishabh Pant and coach Amre were left frustrated over the no-ball call. However, things took an ugly turn when Pant was spotted signalling his batters - Powell and Kuldeep Yadav to walk out in protest before sending assistant coach Amre to talk to the umpires. The DC camp's action was criticised by on social media, who slammed Pant for going overboard with his reaction. Pant was seen having a chat with assistant coach Shane Watson following which he decided against calling his batters back. However, he did send Amre to the playing area in order to register their protest against the decision. As per a report in the Indian Express, Amre wasn't keen on walking out on the field but the DC assistant coach had to enter the field as Pant would have gone himself had he not walked in. Also Read: 'He is in that dark place': Kevin Pietersen after Virat Kohli's second consecutive duck in IPL 2022 A source revealed the conversation that took place between Amre and Pant before the assistance coach decided to walk inside the ground himself to talk to the umpires. “Pant told Amre that ‘Sir, will you go and talk to the umpires or shall I go?’. At that stage, Amre felt it would be unwise for the skipper to walk on to the field and that is why he went and spoke to the umpires,” a DC source was quoted as saying by the Indian Express. While Pant and Amre were docked 100% of their match fees for their actions, DC all-rounder Shardul Thakur was also fined 50% of his match fee. Amre has also been suspended for one game for breaching the IPL Code of Conduct with his behaviour. Also Read: Can on-field umpires check waist-height no-balls with 3rd umpire? Here's what IPL rules say With 36 runs required off the last over in the 223-run chase, DC had an improbable task at hand. However, Powell smacked three consecutive sixes off the first three balls to ensure there was a ray of hope for his side. However, after the no-ball controversy on the third delivery, he managed only two runs off the next two balls and was dismissed on the final delivery of the over as DC lost the game by 15 runs.

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Rajasthan Royals (RR)'s 15-run win over Delhi Capitals (DC) in IPL 2022 on Friday was marred with a huge controversy after a questionable no-ball call by the on-field umpire. RR pacer Obed McCoy bowled an above waist-height full toss to DC batter Rovman Powell in the final over of the game. The ball was dispatched for a six by Powell but was not adjudged a no-ball by the on-field umpire, leaving the DC camp furious.

With 36 runs required off the last over in the 2018-run chase, Delhi Capitals took it close as Powell smacked three straight sixes off the first three balls. However, the West Indies star was left annoyed after the controversial no-ball call went RR's way in the game. While the replays showed the ball had been bowled clearly above the waist height, the on-field umpire stayed with his decision of calling it a legal full toss.

The decision didn't go down well in the DC dugout as skipper Rishabh Pant was seen animated on the sidelines and was spotted signalling his batters - Powell and Kuldeep to leave the field in protest. DC's assistant coach Pravin Amre later stormed onto the ground to have a chat with the umpires as things took an ugly turn.

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However, the decision was not reversed by the on-field umpire. DC players were left furious as they wanted the on-field umpires to go upstairs and check with the third umpire for a waist-height no-ball. Could the on-field umpires have referred the decision to the third umpire? Here is a look at what the IPL rules state.

Here's what IPL rules say:

As per IPL playing conditions, the on-field umpire's decision is the final in case of a waist-height no-ball if the batter has not been dismissed on the same delivery. Had the on-field umpire not called it a no-ball straightaway, he could have gone upstairs to check for it with the third umpire. But since Powell had not been dismissed on that delivery, the IPL playing conditions don't allow umpires to refer to the third umpire for a waist-height no-ball on a regular delivery.

However, many have questioned why the third umpire cannot check for waist-height no-balls when they are directly in charge to call a front-foot no-ball in a game. As per&nbsp;&nbsp;MCC’s Law 41.7.1, any delivery bowled above waist height to a batter standing upright at the crease should be adjudged a no-ball.

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After the controversial no-ball decision, Powell could only manage 2 runs off the next three balls from McCoy and was dismissed on the final delivery as DC went on to lose the game by 15 runs. It was DC's fourth loss in the tournament in a total of seven matches so far.

Rajasthan Royals (RR)'s 15-run win over Delhi Capitals (DC) in IPL 2022 on Friday was marred with a huge controversy after a questionable no-ball call by the on-field umpire.

Rajasthan Royals (RR)'s 15-run win over Delhi Capitals (DC) in IPL 2022 on Friday was marred with a huge controversy after a questionable no-ball call by the on-field umpire. RR pacer Obed McCoy bowled an above waist-height full toss to DC batter Rovman Powell in the final over of the game. The ball was dispatched for a six by Powell but was not adjudged a no-ball by the on-field umpire, leaving the DC camp furious. With 36 runs required off the last over in the 2018-run chase, Delhi Capitals took it close as Powell smacked three straight sixes off the first three balls. However, the West Indies star was left annoyed after the controversial no-ball call went RR's way in the game. While the replays showed the ball had been bowled clearly above the waist height, the on-field umpire stayed with his decision of calling it a legal full toss. The decision didn't go down well in the DC dugout as skipper Rishabh Pant was seen animated on the sidelines and was spotted signalling his batters - Powell and Kuldeep to leave the field in protest. DC's assistant coach Pravin Amre later stormed onto the ground to have a chat with the umpires as things took an ugly turn. Also Read: Rishabh Pant, Shardul Thakur fined, Pravin Amre banned for one game after no-ball controversy However, the decision was not reversed by the on-field umpire. DC players were left furious as they wanted the on-field umpires to go upstairs and check with the third umpire for a waist-height no-ball. Could the on-field umpires have referred the decision to the third umpire? Here is a look at what the IPL rules state. Here's what IPL rules say: As per IPL playing conditions, the on-field umpire's decision is the final in case of a waist-height no-ball if the batter has not been dismissed on the same delivery. Had the on-field umpire not called it a no-ball straightaway, he could have gone upstairs to check for it with the third umpire. But since Powell had not been dismissed on that delivery, the IPL playing conditions don't allow umpires to refer to the third umpire for a waist-height no-ball on a regular delivery. However, many have questioned why the third umpire cannot check for waist-height no-balls when they are directly in charge to call a front-foot no-ball in a game. As per MCC’s Law 41.7.1, any delivery bowled above waist height to a batter standing upright at the crease should be adjudged a no-ball. Also Read: 'Who do they think they are?': Kevin Pietersen slams Rishabh Pant & Co. after no-ball fiasco against RR After the controversial no-ball decision, Powell could only manage 2 runs off the next three balls from McCoy and was dismissed on the final delivery as DC went on to lose the game by 15 runs. It was DC's fourth loss in the tournament in a total of seven matches so far.

Can on-field umpires check waist-height no-balls with 3rd umpire? Here's what IPL rules say

Former England captain Kevin Pietersen has slammed Delhi Capitals (DC) skipper Rishabh Pant, assistant coach Pravin Amre and others for their 'unacceptable' behaviour after a controversial no-ball call during their side's clash against Rajasthan Royals (RR) in IPL 2022 on Friday.

DC's assistant coach Amre had stormed onto the field to protest against the on-field umpire's call after a no-ball call went RR's way in the last over of the match. Rovman Powell was out batting in the middle with Kuldeep Yadav in the final over of DC's 218-run chase when the incident stole the limelight.

With 36 required off the last over, Powell struck two&nbsp;sixes off the first two deliveries from Obed McCoy in the 20th over&nbsp;before the West Indies fast bowler bowled an above waist-height full-toss which was also dispatched for a six. While it appeared to be a clear no-ball, the on-field umpire adjudged it a legal delivery triggering animatic reactions from the DC camp.

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After it was not given a no-ball, Powell signalled the umpire to check with the third umpire.&nbsp;DC skipper, Pant and all-rounder Shardul Thakur were seen furious in the dugout as Pant even went on to signal his batters to leave the field in protest. However, coach Amre was then sent on the field to talk with the umpires in protest against the no-ball call.

While many agreed it was an error on the umpire's part as it was a clear no-ball, several former cricketers and experts criticised Delhi Capitals for their actions. Pietersen lashed out at Pant, Amre and others and said what he saw from them was not good for the game of cricket.

"I don’t think that would have happened if Ricky Ponting was there. I think Jos Buttler had every right to walk up to Rishabh Pant and say ‘what on earth are you doing?’ to send one of their coaches onto the field and think that was the correct behaviour," said Pietersen on Star Sports.

“We play the gentleman’s game. People make mistakes. How many times have we nicked off or not nicked off and been given out? Been given out LBW when we were not out? Myself and Swanny have played the great game for 20 odd years. And you see stuff like we have seen in the last 30 minutes, it’s not good for the game of cricket. It’s not good at all.

“I don’t know who they think they are but that was a mistake, that was a huge, huge mistake.

“The biggest mistake is the coach running onto the field and talking to the umpire. I just do not understand the coach, he is a senior figure in those rooms. Rishabh Pant was calling them off. They wanted to walk off. For me, that was unacceptable and I hope I never ever see that again in the game of cricket because that’s not why we play cricket and not how we play cricket,” he added.

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DC head coach Ricky Ponting had missed the game as he was in quarantine after one of his family members tested positive for COVID-19. Despite DC's animated protest, the no-ball decision stood as they went on to lose the game by 15 runs after Powell only managed 2 runs off the next three&nbsp;balls.

IPL Governing Council reprimanded Pant, Amre and Shardul for their behaviour by imposing fines on them. While Pant and Amre were docked 100% of their match fees, Shardul was fined 50% of his match fees. Amre has also been banned for one game by the IPL Governing Council.

Former England captain Kevin Pietersen has slammed Delhi Capitals (DC) skipper Rishabh Pant, assistant coach Pravin Amre and others for their 'unacceptable' behaviour after a controversial no-ball call during their side's clash against Rajasthan Royals (RR) in IPL 2022 on Friday.

Former England captain Kevin Pietersen has slammed Delhi Capitals (DC) skipper Rishabh Pant, assistant coach Pravin Amre and others for their 'unacceptable' behaviour after a controversial no-ball call during their side's clash against Rajasthan Royals (RR) in IPL 2022 on Friday. DC's assistant coach Amre had stormed onto the field to protest against the on-field umpire's call after a no-ball call went RR's way in the last over of the match. Rovman Powell was out batting in the middle with Kuldeep Yadav in the final over of DC's 218-run chase when the incident stole the limelight. With 36 required off the last over, Powell struck two sixes off the first two deliveries from Obed McCoy in the 20th over before the West Indies fast bowler bowled an above waist-height full-toss which was also dispatched for a six. While it appeared to be a clear no-ball, the on-field umpire adjudged it a legal delivery triggering animatic reactions from the DC camp. Also Read: Rishabh Pant, Shardul Thakur fined, Pravin Amre banned for one game after no-ball controversy After it was not given a no-ball, Powell signalled the umpire to check with the third umpire. DC skipper, Pant and all-rounder Shardul Thakur were seen furious in the dugout as Pant even went on to signal his batters to leave the field in protest. However, coach Amre was then sent on the field to talk with the umpires in protest against the no-ball call. While many agreed it was an error on the umpire's part as it was a clear no-ball, several former cricketers and experts criticised Delhi Capitals for their actions. Pietersen lashed out at Pant, Amre and others and said what he saw from them was not good for the game of cricket. "I don’t think that would have happened if Ricky Ponting was there. I think Jos Buttler had every right to walk up to Rishabh Pant and say ‘what on earth are you doing?’ to send one of their coaches onto the field and think that was the correct behaviour," said Pietersen on Star Sports. “We play the gentleman’s game. People make mistakes. How many times have we nicked off or not nicked off and been given out? Been given out LBW when we were not out? Myself and Swanny have played the great game for 20 odd years. And you see stuff like we have seen in the last 30 minutes, it’s not good for the game of cricket. It’s not good at all. “I don’t know who they think they are but that was a mistake, that was a huge, huge mistake. “The biggest mistake is the coach running onto the field and talking to the umpire. I just do not understand the coach, he is a senior figure in those rooms. Rishabh Pant was calling them off. They wanted to walk off. For me, that was unacceptable and I hope I never ever see that again in the game of cricket because that’s not why we play cricket and not how we play cricket,” he added. Also Read: Updated IPL 2022 points table after Delhi Capitals versus Rajasthan Royals clash DC head coach Ricky Ponting had missed the game as he was in quarantine after one of his family members tested positive for COVID-19. Despite DC's animated protest, the no-ball decision stood as they went on to lose the game by 15 runs after Powell only managed 2 runs off the next three balls. IPL Governing Council reprimanded Pant, Amre and Shardul for their behaviour by imposing fines on them. While Pant and Amre were docked 100% of their match fees, Shardul was fined 50% of his match fees. Amre has also been banned for one game by the IPL Governing Council.

'Who do they think they are?': Kevin Pietersen slams Rishabh Pant & Co. after no-ball fiasco against RR

The clash between Delhi Capitals (DC) and Rajasthan Royals (RR) was marred with a huge controversy after Rishabh Pant &amp; Co. protested against a controversial no-ball call by the on-field umpire in the dying moments of the game. The DC trio of Pant, Shardul and Amre has been reprimanded by the IPL Governing Council over a breach of the Code of Conduct.

The incident happened during the final over Delhi Capitals' 223-run chase against Rajasthan Royals at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. DC's Rovman Powell was out in the middle with Kuldeep Yadav with the team requiring 36 runs to win off the last six balls. Powell slammed three consecutive sixes off the first three deliveries from pacer Obed McCoy before the fast bowler bowled an above waist-height full toss.

It was a waistline no-ball but the on-field umpire adjudged it a legal delivery leaving the Delhi Capitals camp fuming. While skipper Pant was seen quite animated in the dugout, Shardul was also spotted objecting to the decision. However, things took a dramatic turn when Pant sent DC's assistant coach Pravin Amre on the field to talk to the umpire and protest against the no-ball decision.

Amre stormed onto the field and was seen having a discussion with the on-field umpire. Pant, Amre and others were widely criticised by many on social media for their unwarranted actions. While several former cricketers and experts felt that the umpire should have checked with the third umpire for the no-ball, they also felt Pant's actions were uncalled for.

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<h2>IPL penalises Pant, Amre and Shardul:</h2>

The IPL Governing Council announced sanctions against Pant, Shardul and coach Amre on Saturday (April 23) following their misconduct in the game against Rajasthan Royals. While Pant has been fined 100% of his match fees, Shardul has been fined 50% of his match fees and admitted to a Level 2 offence under Article 2.8 of the IPL Code of Conduct.

On the other hand, DC's assistant coach Amre has been fined 100% of his match fees and has also been banned for one match. Amre admitted to Level 2 offence under Article 2.2 of the IPL Code of Conduct and accepted the sanction.

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Here's IPL's statement on the no-ball controversy in DC vs RR clash:&nbsp;

"Delhi Capitals captain, Rishabh Pant has been fined 100 percent of his match-fee for breaching the TATA Indian Premier League’s (IPL) Code of Conduct during his team’s match against Rajasthan Royals at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai.Mr Pant admitted to the Level 2 offence under Article 2.7 of the IPL Code of Conduct and accepted the sanction.

Shardul Thakur from Delhi Capitals has been fined 50 percent of his match-fee for breaching the TATA Indian Premier League’s (IPL) Code of Conduct during his team’s match against Rajasthan Royals at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai. Mr Thakur admitted to the Level 2 offence under Article 2.8 of the IPL Code of Conduct and accepted the sanction.

Pravin Amre, Assistant Coach, Delhi Capitals has been fined 100 percent of his match-fee for breaching the TATA Indian Premier League’s (IPL) Code of Conduct during his team’s match against Rajasthan Royals at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai. He will also face a one-match ban for the offence. Mr Amre admitted to the Level 2 offence under Article 2.2 of the IPL Code of Conduct and accepted the sanction."

After the no-ball controversy, Powell could only manage two runs off the final two deliveries off the over as DC went on to lose the game by 15 runs. It was Pant &amp; Co's fourth loss in seven matches so far this season as they remain on the sixth spot on the IPL 2022 points table.

The clash between Delhi Capitals (DC) and Rajasthan Royals (RR) was marred with a huge controversy after Rishabh Pant & Co. protested against a controversial no-ball call by the on-field umpire in the dying moments of the game.

The clash between Delhi Capitals (DC) and Rajasthan Royals (RR) was marred with a huge controversy after Rishabh Pant & Co. protested against a controversial no-ball call by the on-field umpire in the dying moments of the game. The DC trio of Pant, Shardul and Amre has been reprimanded by the IPL Governing Council over a breach of the Code of Conduct. The incident happened during the final over Delhi Capitals' 223-run chase against Rajasthan Royals at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. DC's Rovman Powell was out in the middle with Kuldeep Yadav with the team requiring 36 runs to win off the last six balls. Powell slammed three consecutive sixes off the first three deliveries from pacer Obed McCoy before the fast bowler bowled an above waist-height full toss. It was a waistline no-ball but the on-field umpire adjudged it a legal delivery leaving the Delhi Capitals camp fuming. While skipper Pant was seen quite animated in the dugout, Shardul was also spotted objecting to the decision. However, things took a dramatic turn when Pant sent DC's assistant coach Pravin Amre on the field to talk to the umpire and protest against the no-ball decision. Amre stormed onto the field and was seen having a discussion with the on-field umpire. Pant, Amre and others were widely criticised by many on social media for their unwarranted actions. While several former cricketers and experts felt that the umpire should have checked with the third umpire for the no-ball, they also felt Pant's actions were uncalled for. Also Read: Jos Buttler scores second century on the trot, joins Shikhar Dhawan in elite list IPL penalises Pant, Amre and Shardul: The IPL Governing Council announced sanctions against Pant, Shardul and coach Amre on Saturday (April 23) following their misconduct in the game against Rajasthan Royals. While Pant has been fined 100% of his match fees, Shardul has been fined 50% of his match fees and admitted to a Level 2 offence under Article 2.8 of the IPL Code of Conduct. On the other hand, DC's assistant coach Amre has been fined 100% of his match fees and has also been banned for one match. Amre admitted to Level 2 offence under Article 2.2 of the IPL Code of Conduct and accepted the sanction. Rishav pant call our team after the umpire not given the no ball Clear no ball but umpire are sleeping during the match @IPL@DelhiCapitals @RajsthanRoyals #RRvsDC #crickettwitter #IPL2022 #NoBalls #umpire #DCvRR pic.twitter.com/aMWHXY5Tqx — sanuu सानु (@gauravsanu18) April 22, 2022 × Also Read: Updated IPL 2022 points table after Delhi Capitals versus Rajasthan Royals clash Here's IPL's statement on the no-ball controversy in DC vs RR clash: "Delhi Capitals captain, Rishabh Pant has been fined 100 percent of his match-fee for breaching the TATA Indian Premier League’s (IPL) Code of Conduct during his team’s match against Rajasthan Royals at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai.Mr Pant admitted to the Level 2 offence under Article 2.7 of the IPL Code of Conduct and accepted the sanction. Shardul Thakur from Delhi Capitals has been fined 50 percent of his match-fee for breaching the TATA Indian Premier League’s (IPL) Code of Conduct during his team’s match against Rajasthan Royals at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai. Mr Thakur admitted to the Level 2 offence under Article 2.8 of the IPL Code of Conduct and accepted the sanction. Pravin Amre, Assistant Coach, Delhi Capitals has been fined 100 percent of his match-fee for breaching the TATA Indian Premier League’s (IPL) Code of Conduct during his team’s match against Rajasthan Royals at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai. He will also face a one-match ban for the offence. Mr Amre admitted to the Level 2 offence under Article 2.2 of the IPL Code of Conduct and accepted the sanction." After the no-ball controversy, Powell could only manage two runs off the final two deliveries off the over as DC went on to lose the game by 15 runs. It was Pant & Co's fourth loss in seven matches so far this season as they remain on the sixth spot on the IPL 2022 points table.

IPL 2022: Rishabh Pant, Shardul Thakur fined, Pravin Amre banned for one game after no-ball controversy

With the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 auction just around the corner, Delhi Capitals assistant coach Pravin Amre stated that there will be a lot of competition at the auction and it is important to be prepared for all the challenges.

"This mega auction is always a big challenge, especially when two new teams are there. We know that there will be a lot of competition, we know that some franchises will be having more money, and that's when all the expertise and all the auction experience will count," Amre in an official release.&nbsp;

"A lot of study has to be done, it's not going to be that easy, and I think it's all about the preparation. It's really important to be prepared for all the challenges that are going to come, so these are very important factors, especially in a mega auction," he added.&nbsp;

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The IPL mega auction is slated to be held in Bengaluru on February 12 and 13. As the DC think-tank carry out their preparations in full swing, Amre spoke about the experience and importance of the mock auctions.

"It is done to understand the psyche of other owners, what they will go for, what they are missing, and ultimately it comes down to what we want. To be honest, what we want and how we are going to get it, is the whole purpose of doing mock auctions," said Amre.&nbsp;

"Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, but I think it's all about the preparation. It is so essential to have a mock auction, where every team member, who is involved in this mock auction, gets an idea of how to go about it," he added.&nbsp;

"I think this is ultimately a good lesson for us, and this is where we can suggest to owners the possibilities and challenges. Yes, we want the best player, but can we afford it? So, that's the question comes, and ultimately as coaches, we want a balanced team," he further explained.

Delhi Capitals will look to rebuild a strong squad around their four retained players -Rishabh Pant, Axar Patel, Prithvi Shaw and Anrich Nortje.

While speaking about the goals for auction, the 53-year-old said, "As I said, as coaches, we always want a balanced team, we want that core."&nbsp;

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"The best thing we have done is that we have kept four key players in our squad, we've got a top-order batsman, we've got a wicketkeeper-batsman, we have got an all-rounder, and a quick bowler, so we have done the basics right. Now, we want to get seven players, who can give us more balance basically, that's our important goal, and that's the challenge, to be honest," he added.&nbsp;

"Speaking about the auction dynamics, Amre said, "The dynamics are as such that you can't predict, and that's the beauty of it. You have to prepare for the worst, and that's the important thing. We think that we can get it easily, but what little knowledge I've gained from 5-6 auctions, which I've attended is, sometimes unexpected things happen."

"We might think that things are going to be very expensive, but then you get it at a cheap price, or sometimes cheap becomes very expensive, so that's the beauty of auctions. And, credits to the IPL because everything is possible, it's like cricket, so you have to take a chance," he added.

With the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 auction just around the corner, Delhi Capitals assistant coach Pravin Amre stated that there will be a lot of competition at the auction and it is important to be prepared for all the challenges.

With the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 auction just around the corner, Delhi Capitals assistant coach Pravin Amre stated that there will be a lot of competition at the auction and it is important to be prepared for all the challenges. "This mega auction is always a big challenge, especially when two new teams are there. We know that there will be a lot of competition, we know that some franchises will be having more money, and that's when all the expertise and all the auction experience will count," Amre in an official release. "A lot of study has to be done, it's not going to be that easy, and I think it's all about the preparation. It's really important to be prepared for all the challenges that are going to come, so these are very important factors, especially in a mega auction," he added. ALSO READ: Throwback: When Hardik Pandya didn't draw a single bid and went UNSOLD at IPL 2014 auction The IPL mega auction is slated to be held in Bengaluru on February 12 and 13. As the DC think-tank carry out their preparations in full swing, Amre spoke about the experience and importance of the mock auctions. "It is done to understand the psyche of other owners, what they will go for, what they are missing, and ultimately it comes down to what we want. To be honest, what we want and how we are going to get it, is the whole purpose of doing mock auctions," said Amre. "Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, but I think it's all about the preparation. It is so essential to have a mock auction, where every team member, who is involved in this mock auction, gets an idea of how to go about it," he added. "I think this is ultimately a good lesson for us, and this is where we can suggest to owners the possibilities and challenges. Yes, we want the best player, but can we afford it? So, that's the question comes, and ultimately as coaches, we want a balanced team," he further explained. Delhi Capitals will look to rebuild a strong squad around their four retained players -Rishabh Pant, Axar Patel, Prithvi Shaw and Anrich Nortje. While speaking about the goals for auction, the 53-year-old said, "As I said, as coaches, we always want a balanced team, we want that core." ALSO READ: Ravichandran Ashwin names two Indian players who are likely to earn big in IPL 2022 mega auction "The best thing we have done is that we have kept four key players in our squad, we've got a top-order batsman, we've got a wicketkeeper-batsman, we have got an all-rounder, and a quick bowler, so we have done the basics right. Now, we want to get seven players, who can give us more balance basically, that's our important goal, and that's the challenge, to be honest," he added. "Speaking about the auction dynamics, Amre said, "The dynamics are as such that you can't predict, and that's the beauty of it. You have to prepare for the worst, and that's the important thing. We think that we can get it easily, but what little knowledge I've gained from 5-6 auctions, which I've attended is, sometimes unexpected things happen." "We might think that things are going to be very expensive, but then you get it at a cheap price, or sometimes cheap becomes very expensive, so that's the beauty of auctions. And, credits to the IPL because everything is possible, it's like cricket, so you have to take a chance," he added.

'Mega auction big challenge, we are aware of the competition': Delhi Capitals' assistant coach Pravin Amre

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