MLC 2023 Kieron Pollard Celebration Video Kieron Pollard's unique celebration in Major League Cricket is making a splash on social media. After dismissing Andre Russell, Pollard is seen celebrating in a strange way along with Nicholas Pooran. MI New York tasted defeat by 105 runs to Los Angeles Knight Riders in a one-sided match.
MI New York has made a bang in Major League Cricket. MI have won both the matches played so far. In the match played against Los Angeles Knight Riders, the team tasted victory by 105 runs. Not only did Kieron Pollard add color to his captaincy and bowling in this match, along with this the video of his unique celebration on the middle ground is also becoming very viral.
In fact, in the 10th over of Knight Riders' innings, Pollard's ball took a heavy edge of Andre Russell's bat and went into the gloves of the wicketkeeper and all the players made a loud appeal. However, the on-field umpire ruled in favor of the batsman. Pollard then used the review and replays showed Russell's bat kissing the ball.
With the third umpire's decision to give out, Pollard ran to the middle ground. At the same time, the team's wicketkeeper Nicholas Pooran was seen running after Pollard throwing his gloves. In the end, Pollard stopped at one place and did a yoga pose.
Chasing the target of 156 runs from MI New York, the Knight Riders team lost wickets at frequent intervals. Opener Martin Guptill returned to the pavilion without opening the account, while Unmukt Chand scored the highest 26 runs for the team. Andre Russell became the victim of Pollard by scoring only 2 runs, while captain Sunil Narine also got only 2 runs in his account. Rilo Rossouw also could not show anything special with the bat and the whole team got all out after scoring just 50 runs.
MI New York bowlers wreaked havoc. Trent Boult took two wickets for just 10 runs in his 2.5 overs, while Kagiso Rabada took two wickets for 16 runs. At the same time, captain Kieron Pollard also made a splash with the ball and while giving 9 runs in the spell of 2 overs, Russell and Unmukt Chand were walking.
