One Month of IPL 2025, 5 Highlights Vaibhav’s Debut, “Notebook” Celebration, & More

One Month of IPL 2025, 5 Highlights: Vaibhav’s Debut, “Notebook” Celebration, & More

It has only been the first month of the IPL 2025, and the countless statistics have created a magic that is beyond facts and figures. From the first “Super Over” to Vaibhav Suryavanshi claiming the youngest lad to keep cricket fans awestruck, the 2025 Indian Premier League has a lot in store. 

Here are 5 Unforgettable Moments in the IPL 2025:

1. Abdul Samad and MS Dhoni’s Run Out Scenario

Imagine LeBron James snatching up a loose ball in his half and slinging it carelessly into the hoop from the other side of the 1.5-court. When CSK played LSG on April 14, Dhoni did something similar. Matheesha Pathirana hit a leg-side arrow in the final over of the LSG innings. Samad attempted to run a quick bye. Dhoni flung the ball underarm with his right at the non-striker’s end after collecting it much behind the stumps to his left. Samad was short of the crease when the ball arched into the stumps. At a time when MSD was being over-deified, he devised the tournament’s most stylish ejection.

2. The Mesmerising Debut Of Suryavanshi

The fact that a 14-year-old is talented enough to compete in the IPL is significant. The fact that he hits a six off the first ball he ever encounters in the IPL is even more significant. What a way to introduce yourself. The high backlift of the Rajasthan Royals recruit reminded me of Brian Lara. He reminded me of Adam Gilchrist in the ruthlessness with which he struck the ball. After leaving, the teary eyes revealed a Tendulkar-like desire to spend the entire day at the wicket. The translation of “Suryavanshi” is “House of the Sun.” And when he made his debut, Vaibhav was undoubtedly a burning, brilliant star.

3. Let Shine The Ball Again

Saliva, a classic and fundamental element, is once again playing a defining role in cricket’s most competitive tournament. This year, in IPL 2025, bowlers are once again permitted to shine the ball with their mouth secretions following the COVID-induced prohibition on drool. The impact has been noteworthy. Now that fast bowlers can produce reverse swing, the game has partly stabilized after becoming so batter-biased that Kagiso Rabada suggested changing the name from cricket to “batting.”

4. Sour Is Sweet Sometimes

Due to its ability to give electrolytes and relieve muscle cramps, the vinegary concoction is still becoming more and more well-liked. On their approach to the Tokyo Olympics semifinals, the Indian women’s hockey team frequently drank pickle juice. Athletes across sports rely on it so their muscles don’t stiffen up. In addition to salt and vinegar, the mixture contains potassium, zinc, vitamin C, and vitamin E. When Karun Nair of DC began to cramp during his 89-run innings against MI in the IPL 2025, he sought pickle juice. 

5. Celebration In A Notebook Style

A rigorous, occasionally school-like code of conduct in cricket has limited bowler celebrations. You can practically hear the lines of “If you don’t eat your meat, you can’t have any pudding!” from “Another Brick in the Wall” while you look through the rulebook. Then there is a player who has a certain “tude” but still performs his job. Some people might find LSG spinner Digvesh Rathi’s notebook celebrations annoying. He has already received two fines. However, they have undoubtedly added some spice to the competition.

Conclusion

IPL 2025 started with a bang and is surprising every day. What do you think the next month of the Indian Premier League 2025 holds? Tune in for more.

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