The first qualifier match between India Capitals to Bhilwara Kings was played at Bakra Tulla Khan Stadium, Jodhpur where this thrilling match saw a tremendous T20 match. Where Bhilwara Kings won the toss and decided to bat before Bhilwara Kings. Scored 226 runs for the loss of 5 wickets in the stipulated 20 overs, where India Capitals team, chasing 227 runs, created history by scoring 231 runs with 3 balls to spare. He was also seen in this match of debate between Yusuf Pathan and Johnson where it was Alam that Johnson also pushed Yusuf Pathan. However, the umpire immediately intervened and separated the two players and pacified the matter. Know more about the whole matter.
Yusuf Pathan and Johnson fight in legends cricket
This was not the first time that legends cricket did not have a debate. Earlier, Tino was involved with Sehwag along with Best Mohammad Kaif. At the same time, in the first qualifier match, the matter got heated between Johnson and Yusuf Pathan where the dispute escalated to a scuffle. Where Johnson pushed Yusuf Pathan. On the other hand, if we talk about the matter, then this matter is of the 19th over.
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Yusuf Pathan hit a six on Johnson’s long-on on the first ball of the 19th over, then on the second ball of the 19th over, Yusuf Pathan earned the square by playing an aerial shot on the direction of extra cover on the second ball of the 19th over, while again on the third ball. Yusuf Pathan hit a six and hit a six. On the same fourth ball, Yusuf Pathan tried to play an aerial shot but Smith took his catch, after which Johnson was seen speaking a few words to Pathan.
What was after this, Pathan was seen speaking something to Johnson on the field, while Johnson lost his cool and pushed Yusuf behind with his hand. Where the umpire was seen separating Johnson and Yusuf Pathan after seeing the matter going out of hand. At the same time, Irfan Pathan, standing at the non-striker’s end, also got into this ruckus and told Johnson a lot. Where both the brothers got good news of Johnson.
