Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) bowlers Digwesh Rathi IPL has been making headlines since its impressive start in 2025. Delhi-born leg-break bowler has attracted attention to the ground for his signature 'Notebook' celebration, which has made him in trouble with BCCI this season.
25 year old shown for the first time Saffron Williams-style notebook festival During the LSG struggle against Punjab Kings (PBK), after rejecting left -handed batsman Priyash Arya. As a result of this act, a chariot started Fines 25 percent Apart from a demerit point, his match fees.
Despite the warning, Rathi reiterated the ceremony in the following game against Mumbai Indians (MI), which was after taking the wicket of Naman Dhir. This time, the BCCI barely came down, he had a 50 percent match fee and slapped with two demeriti points, which threatened it.
However, in the latter game against Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), Ratti changed her celebrationAfter rejecting his idol, Sunil Naren, he wrote a notebook gesture by writing on the grass instead of the wind. Interestingly, BCCI did not take any disciplinary action on the occasion.
Speaking about the controversy for the first time, Rathi addressed criticism around his celebration. Meanwhile, his brother Sunny advised the bowler not to disrespect any player through his on-field ceremony, which emphasizes the importance of sportsmanship.
“I asked Digvesh about it. He told me that it inspires him.
Delhi -born cricketer first caught headlines with his stellar performance in the inaugural edition of the Delhi Premier League (DPL), which eventually earned him an IPL contract. Agitation Got his services for INR 30 lakh in the mega auction. So far, he has taken nine wickets at the impressive economy rate of 7.43, which makes him the second greatest wicket for LSG this season, just behind Shardul Thakur, who goes with 11 wickets.
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