Doctrine of Lis Pendens: The Unfinished Match

Imagine cricket, and the teams are still in the middle of a closely fought match. Suddenly, the opposing team tries to sell the entire stadium to another team without informing the team who's in the middle of the match. Who does the stadium belong to now? The new team claims it's theirs, but the current team says they're still batting, and the decision is pending. That's kinda like the Doctrine of Lis Pendens. When one party initiates a lawsuit about a property, and the court hasn't given any verdict yet, the property is essentially put on 'hold'. No one can buy or sell it until the court's decision is out. The current owner's rights are protected, but no one else can interfere until the match (lawsuit) gets finished. It's like the ' pending innings' scenario.