Lsg vs mi 2025: Tilak Verma was not out in the match against Lucknow Super Giants on Friday but he had to leave the ground under the retired out rule. This decision was taken by Mumbai Indians as he was unable to hit a big hit in the last overs. He scored 25 runs but played 23 balls for this, in this innings he hit only 2 fours. This match lost by Mumbai Indians by 12 runs. Tilak has become the fourth player in IPL history who left the ground in this way. Let’s know what is retired out rule in IPL?

The first retired batsman in IPL is R Ashwin. In the 2022 season, Ashwin used to play for the Rajasthan Royals team, that season he went out retired out in a match. Ashwin is the first retired batsman to be retired in IPL history.

In 2023, Atharva Taida also retired out of the ground. Atharva, who was involved in Punjab Kings, was called out in a match against Delhi Capitals in Dharamshala. Sai Sudarshan was also retired out the same season. Sudarshan, who was involved in the Gujarat Titans, was called out without being out under the retired out rule. At this time Gujarat captain was Hardik Pandya.

Sky’s sad reaction for tilak verma when they make him retired out.

It will truly dent the confidence of tilak varma
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– Radha (@RKC1511165) April 5, 2025

What is retired out?

Due to injury several times in the IPL, the player goes out and then before the innings is over, it can come back to bat but it is not in retired out. Under this rule, a team can call their batsman out without the permission of the umpire and can send the new batsman instead. It is considered a retired out and the batsman cannot come back to bat. However, if permission is received from the opposing team and umpire, then the batsman can come back to bat again. In such a situation, he will have to wait for the wicket to fall.