In a recent IPL match on April 26, Angkrish Raghuvanshi of the Kolkata Knight Riders was controversially dismissed for 'obstructing the field' against the Lucknow Super Giants. The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) backed the third umpire's decision, citing ICC's Law 37, which states that a batter can be dismissed if they wilfully obstruct or distract the fielding side. Raghuvanshi's dismissal marks him as the fourth player in IPL history to receive this ruling. The incident occurred when Raghuvanshi attempted a sharp single but changed direction, putting himself in line with a throw from Mohammed Shami. Despite his attempt to make the crease, the MCC clarified that the likelihood of a dismissal is not a factor in such cases. Raghuvanshi expressed his frustration by slamming the boundary cushion and throwing his helmet, resulting in a 20% fine on his match fee and a demerit point. The match itself concluded with KKR winning in a Super Over.