CSK fan, 63, beaten to death for cheering on Rohit Sharma’s wicket. The incident happened in the Kolhapur district’s Hanmantwadi, Karveer taluka, on Wednesday night, March 27.
The Indian Premier League 2024 has seen unprecedented levels of fan engagement. Whether taunting Hardik Pandya on the field or making fun of each other on social media, the fans have gone to great lengths to demonstrate their enthusiasm. However, an incident in Kolhapur’s Hanmantwadi Area has surprised everyone, as a fan battle resulted in the death of one person.
The 63-year-old from Bandupant Tibile died as a result of injuries sustained during an IPL match brawl. As the Mumbai Indians faced Sunrisers Hyderabad recently, the victim, a Chennai Super Kings supporter, shouted pleasure over Rohit Sharma’s wicket, prompting the fans to beat him with a stick, resulting in serious injuries. On Wednesday night, the tragedy occurred at Hanmantwadi, Karveer Taluka in Kolhapur district.
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Fans of Pandya and Rohit have escalated the conflict to unprecedented heights. Pandya was booed as he entered the Wankhede Stadium for the toss, while GT fans held placards labeling him unfaithful after he was traded to MI. Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin condemned the acts and appealed for subtlety in the communions, emphasizing that at the end of the Pandya is an Indian Cricket Team member who represents his country.
“Fan conflicts should never get so ugly. It is important to remember which country these players represent—our country. So, what causes a cricketer to get booed? I do not comprehend. If you don’t like a player and boo him, why should a team come out and provide
The Indian Premier League 2024 has seen unprecedented levels of fan engagement. Whether taunting Hardik Pandya on the field or making fun of each other on social media, the fans have gone to great lengths to demonstrate their enthusiasm. However, an incident in Kolhapur’s Hanmantwadi Area has surprised everyone, as a fan battle resulted in the death of one person. “Sourav Ganguly has played for Sachin Tendulkar, and vice versa. Both of these players have played under Rahul Dravid’s leadership. These three have previously played for both Anil Kumble and MS Dhoni. These players were cricket jambhavans (veterans) who played for Dhoni. Dhoni also played for Virat Kohli,” he added.