Fans are getting to see many matches in the Indian domestic tournament Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. The last quarter-final match of this tournament was played in Bengaluru between the teams of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh. Delhi team won this match and confirmed its place in the semi-finals. But during this match two players clashed with each other. There was a heated debate between these two players. After this the umpire calmed the matter. The video of this incident is becoming quite viral on social media.

Two Indian players clashed in live match

This incident happened during the Delhi innings of Syed Mushtaq Ali. Actually, during Delhi's innings, Uttar Pradesh player Nitish Rana was bowling. Whereas, Delhi captain Ayush Badoni was at the crease. He played a shot in Nitish's over and reached non-strike with a run. Then there was a confrontation between the two players and an altercation took place. It can be seen in the viral video that Nitish Rana started this fight and then Badoni also did not hold back in replying. After this, seeing the situation worsening, the umpire intervened and calmed down the matter.

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Let us tell you, Ayush Badoni and Nitish Rana have been old friends. Nitish Rana earlier used to play for Delhi team only and was also the captain. But in 2023 he had decided to play for UP. At the same time, this is not the first time that he has fought with his old player. Earlier, he had also clashed with Hrithik Shaukeen of Mumbai Indians during IPL 2023. Amateurs also play their domestic cricket from Delhi only.

Delhi team won

In this match played between the two teams, Uttar Pradesh team won the toss and decided to bowl first. In such a situation, Delhi, batting first, scored 193 runs at the loss of 9 wickets in 20 overs. During this, Anuj Rawat played an unbeaten inning of 73 runs on 33 balls. Which included 7 fours and 5 sixes. Whereas, Priyansh Arya contributed 44 runs and Yash Dhull contributed 42 runs. On the other hand, while chasing the target, UP team was all out for 174 runs in 19.5 overs. Nitish Rana could score only 2 runs in 3 balls during this period.