Lucknow Tremendous Giants proprietor Sanjiv Goenka invited skipper KL Rahul to his home following the huge controversy over their fiery dialog after the loss towards Sunrisers Hyderabad in IPL 2024. In accordance with LSG insiders, Rahul attended the dinner at Goenka’s home on Monday. Earlier, Goenka was caught on digital camera having an animated dialog with Rahul and head coach Justin Langer after the heavy defeat. The incident led to huge criticism from each specialists and followers with Goenka going through outrage for publicly berating the cricketer. Nevertheless, it looks like there isn’t any rift within the LSG camp as an image of KL Rahul hugging Sanjiv Goenka has gone viral on social media.

Sanjeev Goenka invited KL Rahul to his house for dinner.

– Each hugged one another.pic.twitter.com/Zq2JV8ow5l

— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) May 14, 2024

Lucknow Tremendous Giants are nonetheless within the IPL 2024 playoffs race as they’ll e-book their spot within the Prime 4 with victories within the two remaining matches. They tackle Delhi Capitals on Tuesday.

LSG must win each of their remaining matches and that can take them to 16 factors.

If Chennai Tremendous Kings beat Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Sunrisers Hyderabad win one out of their remaining two matches, all 3 sides can find yourself with 16 factors and LSG could not qualify as a consequence of their inferior Internet Run Price (NRR).

If SRH win each of their matches and CSK lose to RCB, LSG will undergo at No. 4.

If SRH lose each of their matches, LSG can undergo by successful their remaining matches regardless of what occurs within the conflict between CSK and RCB.

LSG assistant coach Lance Klusener earlier opened up about your entire controversy.

“I do not see any drawback with some strong dialogue between two cricket lovers. So for us, I assume it is only a storm in a teacup. We love a sturdy dialogue. I believe that is how groups get higher. So, it isn’t an enormous factor for us,” the South African stated in the course of the pre-match press convention.