Punjab Kings defeated Chennai Super Kings by 18 runs in the match played on 8 April at their home ground. After the defeat of Chennai, there is now a ruckus. The ruckus is about the controversy related to the no ball, which is at the center of Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Dhoni scored 27 runs off 12 balls at a strike rate of 225 in the match. Dhoni, who came down to batting at number 5, was the highest strike rate batsman for CSK in this match. But, what happened during this explosive inning, has put the IPL organizers in the dock of questions. CSK's fans are filled with anger.

When did the incident of no ball happen?

Now the question is, what is the matter of no ball? During the match, the incident took place on the final ball of CSK's 18th over.

Dhoni hit a six on that high full toss ball of the locker Ferguson's over. The field umpire gave the ball no ball, after which the verdict went to the third umpire court.

Inscrucia with Dhoni?

The third umpire tested the ball of the ball and Dhoni's waist tested technically and then found that the ball was legal. Meaning that it is not no ball. The third umpire found the ball below Dhoni's waist height 1.01 meters (0.98 meters).

As a result, the field umpire had to change its decision.

Below the waist - 0.98m on the tracking. pic.twitter.com/hebpjcpacc

- Mufaddal Vohra (@Mufaddal_vohra) April 8, 2025

As a result, the field umpire had to change its decision.

Below the waist - 0.98m on the tracking. pic.twitter.com/hebpjcpacc

- Mufaddal Vohra (@Mufaddal_vohra) April 8, 2025