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The iconic \u2018notebook celebration\u2019 is once again in the spotlight. Made famous by Virat Kohli<\/a>, the celebration has resurfaced in IPL 2025, this time courtesy of Lucknow Super Giants\u2019 leg-spinner Digvesh Rathi.
During LSG\u2019s clash against Punjab Kings, Rathi pulled out the old-school \u2018notebook celebration\u2019 after dismissing Punjab opener Priyansh Arya in a high-stakes run chase. <\/p>\n

Arya, who gained fame for hitting six sixes in the Delhi Premier League, was walking back to the pavilion when Rathi mimicked the famous gesture\u2014holding out his left hand like a page and pretending to jot down a dismissal.
The move echoed the 2017 exchange between Kesrick Williams and Virat Kohli, which Kohli famously responded to during a T20I in Hyderabad in 2019.
Earlier, Lucknow Super Giants posted 171\/7 in 20 overs, with Nicholas Pooran scoring a crucial 44 and Ayush Badoni adding 41. <\/p>\n

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Arshdeep Singh was the standout bowler for Punjab, finishing with figures of 3\/43.
In response, Punjab Kings put on a dominant batting display, chasing down the target in just 16.2 overs.
Prabhsimran Singh led the charge with a blistering 69 off 34 balls, while Shreyas Iyer remained unbeaten on 52 alongside Nehal Wadhera, who contributed 43*.
Punjab Kings will now face Rajasthan Royals at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur, Chandigarh, on Saturday.<\/p>\n

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