A school scholar has been arrested for legal trespassing and unlawful entry after invading the sector to satisfy legendary cricketer MS Dhoni throughout an Indian Premier League (IPL) match on the Narendra Modi Stadium in Gujarat’s Ahmedabad, police mentioned on Saturday. The incident occurred throughout a match between Gujarat Titans (GT) and Chennai Tremendous Kings (CSK) on the stadium on Friday.

In keeping with police, the accused, recognized as Jai Bharat, is a final-year BA scholar.

Ahmedabad ACP Digvijay Singh Rana informed reporters on Saturday {that a} case of trespassing and unlawful entry has been registered towards the accused scholar.

“Yesterday, in the course of the IPL match between Gujarat Titans and Chennai Tremendous Kings, a university scholar jumped onto the sector and began operating in the direction of the pitch. There was a break in the course of the match and the accused considered assembly Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Constables current on the spot apprehended him,” ACP Rana mentioned.

“Within the preliminary investigation, we discovered that he had no different intentions. A case has been registered towards him for trespassing and unlawful entry in the course of the match,” he added.

Recapping the match, CSK elected to discipline first after profitable the toss. Sudarshan (103 in 51 balls, with 5 fours and 7 sixes) and Gill (104 in 55 balls, with 9 fours and 6 sixes) placed on a 210-run opening partnership, which powered GT to 231/3 of their 20 overs.

Tushar Deshpande (2/33) was the choose of the bowlers for CSK.

Within the run-chase, CSK was lowered to 10/3. Half-centuries from Daryl Mitchell (63 in 34 balls, with seven fours and three sixes) and Moeen Ali (56 in 36 balls, with 4 boundaries and 4 sixes) quickly posed a menace to GT with a 109-run partnership. However after that, CSK misplaced wickets frequently and was restricted to 196/8 of their 20 overs.

Mohit Sharma (3/31) and Rashid Khan (2/38) have been among the many high bowlers for GT.

Gill was given the ‘Participant of the Match’ award.