Latest News :- In the 17th league match of the IPL 2024 T20 cricket series, Punjab defeated Gujarat by 3 wickets. In the match held in Ahmedabad on 4th April, Gujarat captain Gill 89*, Sai Sudarshan 33* and Rahul Diwatiya 26* scored 200 runs while batting first.

But for Punjab, who came to chase it, captain Shikhar Dhawan, Jonny Bairstow, Sikandar Raza and other important batsmen were out on low runs and gave disappointment. For Punjab, who stumbled at 70/4, Sasang Singh, who was brilliant in the middle order, scored 61* (29) with 4 fours and 4 sixes at a strike rate of 210.34.

Fans are angry: Impact player Ashutosh Sharma scored 31 (17) runs in 19.5 overs and Punjab registered a resounding win. Sashang Singh, who played an important role in this victory by scoring 61* runs, was undoubtedly declared the Man of the Match. The 32-year-old has been on the bench for teams like Mumbai and Hyderabad in the last few years. Well, this time too he was mistakenly bought as a replacement for 19 year old Sashang Singh and now he has become the hero of Punjab's victory and the fans are praising him.

But when he reached 50 runs in 25 balls in that match, none of the Punjab team players present in the pavilion appreciated him. Especially Arshdeep Singh, captain Dhawan and all the coaches of Punjab Bavian were sitting like idols without appreciating Sashang Singh who had scored a half-century and wondering “where will this boy give us victory”.

Commentator Aakash Chopra was surprised at this. “He has scored 50 runs for your team at a strike rate of 200. Wouldn’t you appreciate them?” He criticized the Punjab team live on Geo Cinema channel. On the other hand, Sasang Singh, who scored his maiden IPL half-century, looked at the Punjab team for a moment and wondered if they would “clap for us”.

But since there was no movement, the video of his continuous play has now gone viral and has fans in a tizzy. So it is noteworthy that the fans are criticizing the Punjab team and saying, “You have not yet won the first trophy because you underestimated your own players and did not inspire them.”