BCCI Takes Note of Tim David’s Middle-Finger Gesture, Refuses to Brush It Under the Carpet with Strict Action
A viral clip appeared to show David making an alleged middle-finger gesture after he was dismissed for a golden duck in the tense finish.
- Royal Challengers Bengaluru overseas star Tim David faces scrutiny following a viral video clip that appears to show him making an obscene gesture from the dugout after RCB's last-ball victory over Mumbai Indians in Raipur.
- David previously represented Mumbai Indians before being released ahead of the 2025 auction, fueling social media debate regarding whether the gesture was directed at his former franchise.
- Requiring 15 runs from the final over, RCB secured the win after Bhuvneshwar Kumar struck a crucial six and Rasikh Salam Dar finished the game on the final ball.
- No official statements have been released by the IPL, the franchise, or the player regarding the incident, though fans online continue to dissect the footage.
- With the win, RCB moved to the top of the points table, while Mumbai Indians face elimination from the playoffs race and require a strategic overhaul.
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IPL 2026: Tim David Fined 30% Match Fee for IPL Code of Conduct Breach Vs MI
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. According to the IPL, the Australian cricketer was found guilty of violating Article 2.6 of the Code of Conduct, which pertains to "using a gesture that is obscene, offensive or insulting." Sports News | IPL 2026: Tim David Fined 30% Match Fee for IPL Code of Conduct Breach Vs MI.
Tim David shows middle fingers to Mumbai Indians after RCB's dramatic win in Raipur
RCB defeated Mumbai Indians in a dramatic last-ball finish in Raipur, but the match was overshadowed by a viral video of Tim David allegedly showing a middle-finger gesture. The batter had earlier been dismissed for a golden duck against his former team.
Did Tim David give MI middle finger salute in Raipur tie? RCB star's video goes viral
A video appearing to show Tim David making an obscene gesture after RCB's win over MI has gone viral. The clip has fuelled fan speculation, though its authenticity and match context remain unverified.
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