Rajasthan Royals Riyan Plag Batter could be looking at a sanction after his reaction to a controversial dismissal during the IPL 2025 clash against Gujarat’s Titans at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. The incident occurred in the seventh on the persecution of 218 RR races when Parag was awarded trapped behind Khejroliya’s Khejroliya bowling.
Parag went to a review immediately, believing that the sound was his bat by hitting the ground. However, Ultra-Ede confirmed a clear peak when the ball passed the bat, and the decision in the field was confirmed. What followed could land the dough in trouble.
Riyan parag e code of behavior of IPL: dissent towards the referee
After the decision was confirmed, Parag seemed visibly angry. He was seen arguing with the referee in the field, despite the fact that TV repetitions clearly indicate a slight advantage. On his way back, the pacemaker Mohammed Siraj had to intervene to calm him. Instead of heading directly to the bench, Parag climbed the stairs and broke his bat near the entrance with frustration.
Look at Riyan Para argue with the referee for the decision
This behavior could fall into article 2.8 of the Code of Conduct of the IPL: “Show the dissent in the decision of a referee during a party.” The rule covers several actions, including discussion with the referee, delaying the field exit and angry gestures such as shaking the head or pointing to the body to dispute the decision.
Given the prolonged argument of Para, the visible frustration and the act of beating bat, fits the description of “excessive and obvious disappointment” and “behavior that contains an element of anger.”
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Behavioral infraction code at IPL 2025 so far
This season has already seen several fined players for behavior infractions. For example, Digvesh Singh Rathi was fined twice by provocative celebrations, and Glenn Maxwell along with Ishant Sharma received 25% of their parties of parties for level 1 crimes.
IPL 2025 Code of conduct and exaggerated rate rates playing player Player Type of Crimch 9 Hardik Pandya Pandya Mumbai The Indians for excessive rate INR 12 Lakh (1st offense) Match 11 Riyan Parag Rajasthan Royals Over-Tarifa Inr 12 Lakh (1st offensive) 16 Match Rajat) Rate in-the in-way in-olate (1st ratense). Royal Challengers Bengaluru Over-Thate Inr 12 Lakh (1st offensive) Party 13 DIGVESH SINGH RATHI LUCKNOW Kings Code of conduct of 25% of the party rate + 1 point of demerit
If it is penalized under article 2.8, PARG can receive a fine of 25–50% of its party rate and at least one point of demerit. Repeated infractions can lead to coincidence suspensions once enough points accumulate.
The referee of the party will review the incident and decide whether it guarantees a formal position. If it is guilty, Parag’s penalty will depend on the evaluation of the intention, the level of aggression and if the situation of the party influenced its behavior.
This is not the first time that Parag has appeared in the holders of dramatic moments in the field. With more eyes in the player’s behavior this season, it looks like a fine.
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