In a recent lighthearted exchange, Indian cricketer Ishan Kishan humorously referenced Pakistan’s wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan’s frequent appealing style during a conversation with former international umpire Anil Chaudhary. Chaudhary commended Kishan for his matured approach to appealing, noting a significant change from his earlier, more frequent appeals. Kishan responded by acknowledging that umpires have become more discerning, suggesting that excessive appeals might lead to genuine dismissals being overlooked. He quipped that if he were to adopt Rizwan’s style of frequent appeals, umpires might not grant decisions in his favor.
This exchange has garnered attention on social media, with fans appreciating the camaraderie and humor shared between players and officials. The light-hearted banter underscores the mutual respect and understanding that exists within the cricketing community.
