The IPL season has been progressing with several interesting matches and mostly dull outings, with some of the matches presenting some exciting moments, and yesterday's match between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Mumbai Indians was no exception. Batting first, Mumbai Indians scored 187/8 in 20 overs.

Chasing 188, Royal Challengers ended at 181/5 losing by 6 runs. However, the last ball of the match had changed the result of the match. RCB had to score 17 runs in the last over, and in the first 5 balls, De Villiers and Dube were able to score 10 runs, but since Dube couldn't connect the last delivery bowled by Malinga, RCB lost the match.

Minutes after the end of the match, the last delivery was played on big screen, and it was evident that Malinga had bowled a no ball, and the controversies began. While fans expected the umpires to call the players back to the crease, they exited the field instead. In the post match presentation, Kohli said "We are playing at IPL level and not at club level, That was a big no ball. The umpires should have been sharp and careful out there".