New Delhi: The presence of Romi Bhinder in the Rajasthan Royals dugout remains unclear ahead of their match against Sunrisers Hyderabad. The uncertainty comes after Bhinder was reportedly seen using a mobile phone inside the dugout during a previous match, an act that may violate IPL’s Players and Match Officials Area (PMOA) protocol.
The incident has triggered scrutiny from cricket authorities, with the matter now under review. Officials are expected to determine whether Bhinder breached regulations and what action, if any, will be taken. Until a final decision is made, it remains uncertain if he will be permitted to take his usual place with the team during the high-profile clash. The situation has sparked broader discussions about adherence to rules and the role of support staff within IPL match environments.
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