It will not be unusual for cricket matches to be halted as a result of presence of some animal inside the bottom – starting from birds to cats to even canines. However, Lanka Premier League 2023 sport between Galle Titans and Dambulla Aura needed to be stopped after a snake invaded the pitch and left the gamers and commentators in splits. The umpire requested the cricketers to cease taking part in throughout the fifth over of Dambulla’s innings because the officers tried to get the snake out of the bottom. Galle Titans star Shakib Al Hasan may very well be seen gesturing as he had a dialog with the batter relating to the scenario. While it was not a scenario that’s fairly frequent on a cricket discipline, veteran Indian cricket crew star Dinesh Karthik took the chance to take a dig on the Bangladesh cricket crew.

The naagin is again

I believed it was in Bangladesh #naagindance#nidahastrophy https://t.co/hwn6zcOxqy

— DK (@DineshKarthik) July 31, 2023

“The naagin is back. I thought it was in Bangladesh,” he tweeted. It was a reference to the notorious “Naagin dance” celebration which has been criticised by a lot of opposing groups.

Star worldwide cricketers similar to Babar Azam, Shakib Al Hasan, David Miller are able to roar in Lanka Premier League (LPL) 2023 because the league is scheduled to be performed in Sri Lanka from July 30 to August 21.

The upcoming season will witness the presence of standard worldwide stars similar to Babar Azam, Shakib Al Hasan, David Miller in addition to standard Sri Lankan stars Thisara Perera and Wanidu Hasaranga, Angelo Mathews and skipper Dasun Shanaka amongst others because the matches can be held throughout two venues–Colombo and Kandy, for the fourth season.

“We are delighted to announce Star Sports as the official television broadcaster for the fourth edition of the Lanka Premier League 2023. Since the inception of the LPL, it has not only showcased an exciting brand of cricket but also provided a platform for Sri Lankan cricket to steadily churn out talented cricketers. With committed stakeholders like Star Sports, we are very excited to bring the global cricketing audience an opportunity to not only witness an extremely competitive and captivating brand of T20 cricket but also dish out unmatched non-live cricketing content for fans across India, Sri Lanka, the subcontinent and MENA region,” commented Anil Mohan Sankhdhar, Founder and CEO of IPG Group–the official rights holder of LPL.