Ryan Parag’s bat was being checked; Dravid was furious at the umpire!

Whenever the list of the most quiet cricket players will be ready, Rahul Dravid’s name will come on top in this list. But sometimes something happens, which Dravid also loses his temper, in such a situation he does not speak anything but his face tells the whole story. Something similar was seen during the DC vs RR match.

Rahul Dravid’s anger was seen many times

Yes, during the Delhi vs Rajasthan match, Rahul Dravid’s anger was seen quite often, where he was not happy with the team’s performance. Due to which the coach Saheb was constantly being spoken, as well as repeatedly he was showing resentment by taking off his cap and he was seen during the most angry super over. A few years ago, in the IPL, Rahul Dravid angrily threw his cap on the ground, whose video is viral till date.

Rahul Dravid was probably very angry with the umpire

*In the middle match against DC, umpire did Gauge Test of Ryan Parag’s bat
*During this Test, batsman Ryan was seen arguing with Parag umpire.
*Rahul Dravid, sitting in Dug out, may not like this action of the umpire.
*Coach was showing anger on Dravid’s face, he gave Cold Reaction.

Let’s take a look at this video of Rahul Dravid

The umpires are doing their job and #RIYANPARAG‘S bat is under scrutiny!

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– Star Sports (@StarsportsIndia) April 16, 2025

This view after the match was quite special in itself

Bat gauge test is getting to see again and again

On the other hand, in this season of IPL, umpires are repeatedly doing Bat Gauge Test, which everyone is surprised to see. Although earlier this test was done in the dressing room, but recently the umpires have started doing this test on the field. The umpires are doing these tests so that no batsmen take unfair advantage by taking big or heavy bat from the rules. Under the rules, the width of the bat is limited to 4.25 inches (10.8 cm), the maximum depth is 2.64 inches (6.7 cm) and the shore should not exceed 1.56 inches (4.0 cm).