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The last league match of the IPL 2025 will be held on Tuesday between the RCP VS Lucknow. Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) Leg -Spinner Dickvesh Singh Rathi has become the highest wicket for his team (14 wickets in 12 matches), but has also become the highest wickets, but also has become a viral on social media with his unique “notebook” celebrations.

Rathi’s virus “notebook” celebrations became the head of the debate in the IPL 2025. Although the audience preferred this style, the rival officials regarded it as aggressive and sporting skills, which led to the repeated violation of the IPL conduct rules. Now.

What did Digvesh Singh Rathi say

Rathi said, ‘Whenever there is a competition, I take a notebook, and I have to write the names of all in it.’ In the video released on the official social media channel of Lucknow Super Giants, he is somewhere.

In a match against Sunrisers Hyderabad recently, Rathi presented an aggressive farewell with his signature ‘notebook’, which led to a heated debate between the referee Michael Coof, after the opening of the opener Abhishek Sharma.

Due to the incident, Rathi, who was born in Delhi, was banned from a competition and was fined 50 percent in his competition. This is his third violation under the rules of behavior this season, which has so far recorded a total of five demerit points in his account. It is noteworthy that Rathi has been fined a total of 37 9.37 lakh, which is one third of his IPL salary, and he left the match against Gujarat Titans due to this sentence.

Prior to this, he had been convicted of similar celebrations against Priyansh Arya of the Punjab kings and Naman Thear of Mumbai Indians. Despite repeated warnings and punishment, the 25 -year -old spinner did not withdraw from his exciting celebrations.

Meanwhile, Rathi LSG is expected to return to XI playing in the final league match of the season against Royal Challengers Bangalore on Tuesday 27th.