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Sanjay Manjrekar (Source: X)
The current MI skipper and star all-rounder Hardik Pandya has constantly been receiving massive booing from the crowd in MI’s first two matches of their IPL 2024 campaign. The videos of the crowd booing Hardik Pandya are also making rounds on social media as soon as the fans on X have shared them.
Meanwhile, the former Indian cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar eventually lost his cool over Wankhede Stadium when Hardik Pandya was getting booed at the time of toss just before the match against Rajasthan Royals.
“We have the two captains with me. Hardik Pandya - captain of the Mumbai Indians. Big round of applause. Ladies and gentlemen behave,” said Sanjay Manjrekar while announcing both captains at the time of the toss; he also looked a bit angry while addressing the crowd.
The video of this moment at the toss when Sanjay Manjrekar lost his temper over the Mumbai crowd, has gone viral on social media as soon as it was shared on the official Twitter handle of the Indian Premier League.
Here's the video of Sanjay Manjrekar:
🚨 Toss 🚨@rajasthanroyals win the toss and elect to bowl against @mipaltan #TATAIPL | #MIvRR pic.twitter.com/pziDfHNIci
— IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) April 1, 2024
Mumbai Indians collapse: Trent Boult and Yuzvendra Chahal lead DC's dominance
At the time of filling this copy, Mumbai Indians were in big trouble as they had lost 8 wickets just at the score of 111 runs in 16.3 overs with Tim David and Gerald Coetzee there in the middle. Mumbai faced an unexpected collapse; the hosts lost their first four wickets just at the score of 20 runs in 3.3 overs.
Three of MI’s top four batters went back to the pavilion on consecutive golden ducks. The veteran pacer Trent Boult has scalped 3 wickets just at the cost of 22 runs in his 4 overs. Besides him, star leg spinner Yuzvendra Chahal has also claimed 3 wickets just at the cost of only 10 runs in 3.3 overs, alongside one wicket each bagged by Nandre Burger and Avesh Khan.