Ravi Bishnoi celebrates strongly after Jasprit Bumrah’s shattering for six; Rishpe Pant surprised

Ravi Bishnawi, the young swimming pool in Lenaw Super (LSG), who cannot be conceived in the match against Mumbai Indians (Mi) on Sunday, April 27, when Prime Minister Jasper Pummer destroyed for a period of six.

Ravi Bishnawi was completely pleased after he reached the best player in the world, and withdrew a celebration unit while looking at Jasprit Bumrah.

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The LSG Ravi Bishnoi star contributed to 13 races in the chase

Lucknow Super Giants won a 216 goal running for the chase in the forty -fifth match of the Indian Premier League 2025 at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

They started bad, and they lost Aiden Markram at the third on himself. From that, they kept losing the share in regular intervals, and despite the appropriate contributions from Nicholas Vivan, Ayush Badone, and David Miller, they faced a loss of 54.

However, Ravi Bishnoui was keen to provide some entertainment in roles with beating. He entered the bats at the sixteenth after David Miller was expelled.

Try to extend his stay in the middle and record 13 running from 14 balls, with two of the sixty. The first six was struck against Corbin Bush, six for the six of the modern era, Jasbert Boumera.

On the last ball from the eighteenth, Gasprett Pomara wandered a length ball to Ravi Bishnawi, who deposited it in the stands for six.

After reaching the six, he was seen firmly celebrated while looking at Jasper Boumereta, and the captain of the Lanaw Super Rishab Pant and his teacher Zuhair Khan was in disbelief, sitting in the hideout.

Watch: Ravi Bishnoi celebrates strong

Bishnoi reaction after hitting six against Pomara 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/9a1vav4Ewt

– (Fouroverthrows) April 27, 2025

It is always a difficult game, at home or away – Aiden Markram

Speaking before the match, the star of the interest in Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) said Edin Markram that opening roles with Mitchell Marsh was great for him. He clarified:

“Yes, it was good. It is clear that the great man opens the beating. Big and strong and wipes ropes at the will. It is very good to stand on the other end and have a seat in the front row. Outside the field, we bear well and spend some time together.

“It is strange to know what it was. I think at the present time, you have to keep up with the trends of the game. It was as if you were a little backward. Training some options and implementing those in the middle. It sometimes works, and sometimes it will not be. But you have to communicate with the game.

Eden Markram added that playing any match against Mumbai’s Indian Premier League Indian League – home or far away – is very difficult. He said:

“It was good. It was a great change. It is always good to open the beating in the white cricket game. Do it with red ball, it’s a little different these days from white cricket. So it’s a nice change and I enjoyed it.

“It is always a difficult game, at home, or away. It even plays here on their land. So, there is a lot of focus on ourselves and what we have to do in order to win the game and do not circumvent the players who have their strengths. Something we look forward to.