India, April 29 -- Amid Riyan Parag's video of vaping during the IPL 2026 match going viral, ex-Australia and Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) Aaron Finch was also caught on camera during the same in the 2020 edition. Riyan Parag's action has drawn mixed reactions, given vaping is illegal in India and first-time offenders can be fined Rs.1 lakh or face imprisonment upto a year. Moreover, repeated offenders can be subjected to three years of imprisonment or a fine of Rs.5 lakh or both.

Will the BCCI Take action against Riyan Parag?

While vaping in India remains illegal under the Prohibition of Electronic Cigarettes Act (PECA) 2019, IPL's governing council or the BCCI is yet to give any official statement regarding the spin-bowling all-r...