Watch: Fan raises concern on security after phone stolen during IND vs SA 1st ODI in Ranchi
Watch the video that has gone viral around the social media platforms where a fan has raises concern on security after his phone was stolend during the opening ODI between India and South Africa in Ranchi.
During the opening ODI of the three-match series against South Africa, there was security concerns at the JSCA International Cricket Stadium Complex in Ranchi where there were several breaches in the security as fan also ran out in the middle to touch Virat Kohli’s feet when the veteran celebrated his 52nd century in the ODI format.
A video has gone viral around the social media platform where a fan shared the story of how he went to a food stall during the innings break and ended up losing his phone. He also spoke about not getting any co-operation from the security and official members of the Ranchi Stadium.
“See, I had my phone with me till the end of the first innings. At the break, we though of having some food. We went down the stairs and moved towards the stall. I put out my phone for the UPI payment, which wasn’t happening that I realized later. Now, in that moment, I put my phone back in the pocket and brought the wallet out. But later, I couldn’t find my phone.” The fan said in the video.
Watch: Fan reflects on security concern after phone getting stolen during IND vs SA Ranchi ODI
Virat Kohli slammed a fine knock 135 runs in the first innings while KL Rahul and Rohit Sharma’s blistering half-centuries fired the hosts to 349 in their 50 overs. South Africa shattered the nerves of the Proteas until losing the contest by 17 runs.
“Someone perhaps has seized it from my hands, or someone has probably taken it from my pocket. I searched for it here and there and went through a discussion with the stall owner. But nothing happened. No one knew anything. I talked to the security guard for help, but none of them co-operated. They said that they had also come from outside and had no idea of it.” The fan told in the video.
“So, later we moved to the main building of the officials, who actually clearly denied to help and said that they wouldn’t be able to do anything regarding the CCTV camera and its videos. They asked us to come back after two days. The person, losing the phone, concluded.
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