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IPL 2022, RR vs RCB Qualifier 2: From Patidar To Buttler, 5 Players To Watch Out In Rajasthan vs Bangalore Clash

This Friday will see the clash of two Royal teams that is Royal Challengers Bangalore and Rajasthan Royals for the qualifier 2 of the 15th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). The match between the two teams will be played at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Friday and will start at 7:30 pm IST. The clash will be aired on Star Sports Network and live-streamed on Disney+ Hotstar.

Royal Challengers Bangalore on Wednesday defeated Lucknow Super Giants in the Eliminator of the IPL to enter the qualifiers. In the match RCB batsman, Rajat Patidar displayed his fiery batting and scored 112 to take RCB's total to 207 in 120 balls. LSG however failed to chase the total and lost their chance to qualify for Qualifier 2 of the Cash-rich league.

The Qualifier 2 winner will be the 2nd finalist of IPL 2022 and later will clash with Gujarat Titans in the summit clash of the marquee event to fight for the title of Indian Premier League.

Yuzvendra Chahal

The purple cap holder, Yuzvendra Chahal is currently crushing batsmen with his deliveries. The RR spinner has prized out the best of the batsmen this season and his stats stands at 26 wickets in 15 matches. Yuzvendra's performance will likely be a game-changer in the Qualifier of IPL 2022.

Rajat Patidar

The 28-year-old batsman is currently the talk of the cricket industry for his mind-blowing innings of 112 against Lucknow Super Giants in the Eliminator of IPL 2022. His fiery innings led RCB to win and break their jinx of losing the eliminators. Each and every eye will be on this batsman.

Faf du Plessis

The new RCB skipper is one of the top scorers for the Bangalore franchise. Opening the innings, Faf has displayed some fiery batting for the team in the league stage of the Indian Premier League. In one of the most important matches of the tournament, Faf would hope to score big to enter the finals

Jos Buttler

The RR opener had smashed 491 runs in the first 7 games. Jos Buttler looked all set to break Virat Kohli’s season record of 973 runs. His tally current stands at 718 from 15 games. His 88 helped Rajasthan reach 188/6 after 20 overs however the team failed to win the match against GT. Buttler will be a key player to watch out for in the most important match of the tournament.

Source: https://english.jagran.com/cricket/ipl-2022-rr-vs-rcb-qualifier-2-top-5-players-to-watch-out-for-in-rajasthan-royals-vs-royal-challengers-bangalore-clash-10043942

Wednesday, May 25, 2022

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TATA IPL 2022, Eliminator : LSG Vs RCB – Match Report

The Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) sealed their spot in Qualifier 2 of the TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 campaign with a 14-run win over the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) on Wednesday at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata.Rajat Patidar’s incredible maiden IPL century and Josh Hazlewood’s crucial three-wicket haul powered RCB to a 14-run victory in a high-scoring thriller. Chasing a challenging target of 208, LSG lost Quinton de Kock’s wicket in the very first over after the opener was caught inside the circle off Mohammed Siraj’s bowling. Manan Vohra upped the scoring rate with two sixes before the right-handed batter was dismissed by Josh Hazlewood. LSG moved to 67-2 at the end of the powerplay after skipper KL Rahul smashed a four followed by two maximums against Siraj. Deepak Hooda joined the LSG skipper in the middle and the duo stitched a vital partnership for the third wicket to keep the side alive in the chase as they were placed at 89-2 at the halfway mark.

Rahul reached his half-century in style with a maximum and maintained the scoring rate as LSG required 83 off the final six overs. Hooda tonked two sixes against Hasaranga but the RCB spinner had the last laugh as he rattled the stumps to end Hooda’s fine knock of 45.New batter Marcus Stoinis was off the mark with a huge maximum while Rahul switched gears to add two more sixes which brought the equation down to 41 off 18. Harshal Patel claimed the crucial wicket of Stoinis which helped RCB pull things back as LSG needed 33 off 12. Hazlewood bowled a sensational penultimate over and claimed two wickets on consecutive deliveries including the massive breakthrough of Rahul as the LSG skipper was caught on 79. Harshal Patel successfully defended 24 runs in the final over and RCB won the game by 14 runs and sealed their spot in Qualifier 2.

Manan Vohra upped the scoring rate with two sixes before the right-handed batter was dismissed by Josh Hazlewood. LSG moved to 67-2 at the end of the powerplay after skipper KL Rahul smashed a four followed by two maximums against Siraj. Deepak Hooda joined the LSG skipper in the middle and the duo stitched a vital partnership for the third wicket to keep the side alive in the chase as they were placed at 89-2 at the halfway mark. Rahul reached his half-century in style with a maximum and maintained the scoring rate as LSG required 83 off the final six overs. Hooda tonked two sixes against Hasaranga but the RCB spinner had the last laugh as he rattled the stumps to end Hooda’s fine knock of 45.New batter Marcus Stoinis was off the mark with a huge maximum while Rahul switched gears to add two more sixes which brought the equation down to 41 off 18. Harshal Patel claimed the crucial wicket of Stoinis which helped RCB pull things back as LSG needed 33 off 12. Hazlewood bowled a sensational penultimate over and claimed two wickets on consecutive deliveries including the massive breakthrough of Rahul as the LSG skipper was caught on 79. Harshal Patel successfully defended 24 runs in the final over and RCB won the game by 14 runs and sealed their spot in Qualifier 2.

Earlier, RCB, who were put in to bat first, made one change – Mohammed Siraj replaced Siddharth Kaul in the eleven. Meanwhile Krunal Pandya and Dushmantha Chameera were named in LSG’s eleven. Mohsin Khan made an impact straight away after RCB skipper – Faf du Plessis was caught behind on the first delivery he faced. LSG pacers added pressure with the new ball but opener Virat Kohli and Rajat Patidar batted steadily and moved RCB to 52/1 at the end of the powerplay. Patidar whacked three fours and a six in the 6th over, which produced 20 runs. Avesh Khan put an end to the fifty-run partnership after Kohli was caught at third-man. RCB were 84-2 at the halfway stage as Patidar, who kept the boundaries flowing, reached his half-century.Glenn Maxwell struck his first six straight down the ground but the RCB batter failed to clear the ropes against Krunal Pandya in the next over and was caught at deep square leg. RCB didn’t lose momentum as the next over produced 16 runs after Mahipal Lomror creamed consecutive fours. Bishnoi claimed his first wicket in the form of Lomror, who was caught inside the circle. Patidar took Bishnoi to the cleaners after the right-handed batter hammered three sixes and two fours in the 16th over. Dinesh Karthik, who was given a reprieve in the 15th over, creamed three fours against Avesh Khan while Patidar crunched a maximum to bring up a sensational ton off just 49 deliveries. The 200 was up for RCB after 34 runs were conceded in the final two overs courtesy an excellent striking display by the Patidar-Kartik duo as RCB posted 207/4 in the first innings.

Brief Scores: Royal Challengers Bangalore 207/4 (Rajat Patidar 112*, Dinesh Karthik 37*; Mohsin Khan 1/25) beat Lucknow Super Giants 193/6 (KL Rahul 79, Deepak Hooda 45; Josh Hazlewood 3/43) beat by 14 runs.

Source: https://www.iplt20.com/news/3838/tata-ipl-2022-eliminator-lsg-vs-rcb-match-report

Tuesday, May 24, 2022

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TATA IPL 2022, Qualifier 1: GT Vs RR – Match Report

The Gujarat Titans (GT) marched into the finals of the TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 campaign with a 7-wicket win over the Rajasthan Royals (SRH) on Tuesday at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata.David Miller stepped up to the challenge and scored an unbeaten 68*(38) which powered Gujarat Titans to a successful chase and a place in the finals.Chasing 189 for a place in the finals, GT lost Wriddhiman Saha’s wicket in the first over after the wicket-keeper batter was caught behind off Trent Boult’s bowling. Matthew Wade and Shubman Gill negated the pressure of an early wicket as Wade was in attacking mode after smacking five fours at the top. Gill took Ashwin to the cleaners after the opener clubbed two fours and a six as GT were placed at 64-1 at the end of the powerplay.

A confusion in the middle led to the run-out of Shubman Gill which brought an end to the dangerous-looking partnership. Skipper Hardik Pandya was out in the middle but GT lost another wicket after Wade holed out to the deep off Obed McCoy’s bowling. David Miller joined skipper Hardik in the middle as GT were 97-3 at the 10-over mark. RR added pressure after conceding only 17 runs in the next three overs. Pandya played a release shot against Ashwin while Miller dispatched his first six as GT required 50 off the final five overs. The 150 was up for GT as Miller and Pandya took calculated risks to get GT closer to the target. Miller whacked a maximum straight down the ground to bring the equation down to 23 off 12. Miller reached his half-century in the penultimate over before the left-handed batter wrapped the chase with three sixes in the first three deliveries of the final over.

Earlier, RR were put in to bat first by GT. Jos Buttler was off the mark with two well-timed fours in the first over. However, RR lost Yashasvi Jaiswal’s wicket early after the opener was caught behind off Yash Dayal’s bowling. Sanju Samson was immediately on the move after the RR skipper clobbered three sixes inside the powerplay and RR were 55-1 at the end of the six overs.The fifty partnership was up between Samson and Buttler but Rashid Khan kept things tight from one end after conceding eight runs in his first two overs. R Sai Kishore put an end to the partnership after Samson was caught at long-on for 47 and RR were placed at 79/2 at the 10-over mark.

Buttler was joined by Devdutt Padikkal, who cleared the ropes against Sai Kishore to bring up his first maximum as the duo kept the runs ticking. GT skipper Hardik Pandya provided the next breakthrough after Padikkal dragged the delivery on to the stumps. The half-century was up for Buttler after the opener added four fours against Yash Dayal in the 17th over and was given a reprieve. Buttler, with luck by his side, added three more fours in the 18th over while Shimron Hetmyer was caught in the deep in the next over, bowled by Shami.Buttler was run-out in the final over, not before the RR opener hammered a six each against Shami and Yash Dayal. A confusion in the middle led to the run-out of Riyan Parag before RR reached to 188/6 at the end of 20 overs.

Brief Scores: Gujarat Titans 191/3 (David Miller 62*, Hardik Pandya 40*; Trent Boult 1-38) beat Rajasthan Royals 188/6 (Jos Buttler 89, Sanju Samson 47; Hardik Pandya 1-14) by 7 wickets.

Source: https://www.iplt20.com/news/3837/tata-ipl-2022-qualifier-1-gt-vs-rr-match-report

Tuesday, May 17, 2022

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MI vs SRH: Rohit Sharma rues Tim David's run-out as MI lose tense match vs SRH

Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma said he thought his team could beat Sunrisers Hyderabad but Tim David's run-out at the end of the 18th over dashed their hopes.

Tim David got MI close with a sensational 18-ball 46 which included 4 sixes off T Natarajan. His run-out reduced MI's chances considerably and Bhuvneshwar Kumar's wicket-maiden in the penultimate over further took the game away from MI.

Fazalhaq Farooqi bowled the final over of the match with MI still needing 19. Ramandeep Singh hit a 4 off the fourth ball and a 6 off the final ball but SRH completed their victory to stay in the hunt for the playoffs.

"Till about the second to last over, I thought we had it. Unfortunate runout of Tim David.. but we thought we were very much in the game till that runout," Rohit told Star Sports.

"Even 19 runs to go with two overs, you would back yourself to get that but unfortunately we couldn't do it. Credit to Sunrisers to hold their nerve. It was a very tense moment and they held their nerve very well at the back end," Rohit said.

Rohit Sharma was dismissed for 48, his highest score of the season while Ishan Kishan made 43 in a stiff chase. Daniel Sams and Tilak Varma were removed by Umran Malik in a game-changing over.

Over the course of the season, MI found a new star in Tilak Varma who has already played some impressive innings. The 19-year-old was also marked down as a potential India player by Rohit Sharma.

Mumbai Indians end their campaign when they take on Delhi Capitals on Saturday.

Rohit Sharma said he wanted to keep it simple for the last match and added that he would like to see his team tick all the boxes.

"For us it's pretty simple. We just want to tick off the boxes, finish off on a high note if possible. We will try everything we can from our side to put our best foot forward in the last game.

"If there is an opportunity to try out some more guys, we will look to do that too," he said.

Source: https://www.indiatoday.in/sports/ipl-2022/story/mi-vs-srh-rohit-sharma-rues-tim-david-s-run-out-as-mi-lose-tense-match-vs-srh-1950723-2022-05-17

Monday, May 16, 2022

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TATA IPL 2022, Match 52: PBKS Vs RR – Match Report

The Rajasthan Royals (RR) were back to winning ways in the TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 after defeating Punjab Kings (PBKS) by 6 wickets on Saturday at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.Yuzvendra Chahal scalped an impressive three-wicket haul before Yashasvi Jaiswal announced his comeback with a superb half-century and powered RR to a 6-wicket victory. Chasing 190 to win, RR scored 14 off the first over after Yashasvi Jaiswal struck two fours and a six against Sandeep Sharma. Jos Buttler announced his entry with a giant six followed by three fours but the RR opener was dismissed on the final delivery by Kagiso Rabada and was caught at short third man. RR skipper Sanju Samson hit three fours and RR were 67-1 after 6 overs. Rishi Dhawan managed to break the 39-run partnership after Samson was caught by Dhawan in the 8th over. RR were 95-2 at the halfway stage.

Jaiswal reached his half-century after creaming two fours. 14 runs came off the 13th over as Jaiswal smacked three fours against Rishi Dhawan.The fifty partnership was up between Jaiswal and Devdutt Padikkal. Arshdeep Singh put an end to the partnership by scalping the vital wicket of Yashasvi Jaiswal. With 39 required off 24 deliveries, Hetmyer smacked two consecutive fours to bring RR closer. 16 runs came from the 18th over bowled by Rabada after Hetmyer dispatched a full-toss and Padikkal added two fours. Arshdeep Singh conceded only 3 runs in the penultimate over as RR required 8 off the final over. Hetmyer clubbed a six in the final over and RR chased down the total with 4 balls to spare.

RR skipper Sanju Samson hit three fours and RR were 67-1 after 6 overs. Rishi Dhawan managed to break the 39-run partnership after Samson was caught by Dhawan in the 8th over. RR were 95-2 at the halfway stage. Jaiswal reached his half-century after creaming two fours. 14 runs came off the 13th over as Jaiswal smacked three fours against Rishi Dhawan.The fifty partnership was up between Jaiswal and Devdutt Padikkal. Arshdeep Singh put an end to the partnership by scalping the vital wicket of Yashasvi Jaiswal. With 39 required off 24 deliveries, Hetmyer smacked two consecutive fours to bring RR closer. 16 runs came from the 18th over bowled by Rabada after Hetmyer dispatched a full-toss and Padikkal added two fours. Arshdeep Singh conceded only 3 runs in the penultimate over as RR required 8 off the final over. Hetmyer clubbed a six in the final over and RR chased down the total with 4 balls to spare.

Earlier, PBKS, who opted to bat first, remained unchanged from their previous victory. Openers – Jonny Bairstow and Shikhar Dhawan started steadily with the bat. Bairstow was up and running with five fours and a six. However, Dhawan was dismissed by Ashwin after Buttler grabbed an excellent one-hand catch at mid-on. PBKS were 48-1 at the end of 6 overs before Rajapaksa struck his first maximum of the innings. The left-handed batter formed a crucial partnership with Bairstow, who was leading the charge with the bat for PBKS.At the halfway stage, PBKS were 88-1 before Rajapaksa was cleaned up by Yuzvendra Chahal. Skipper Mayank Agarwal, who was the new batter at the crease, creamed two fours against Ashwin. Bairstow reached his half-century before Chahal took two wickets in quick succession to dismiss both Agarwal and Bairstow. While Agarwal holed out to the deep, Bairstow was trapped LBW by the spinner. New batter Liam Livingstone launched his first maximum and PBKS were 132-4 with four overs to go. Jitesh Sharma crunched two consecutive fours and a six and PBKS were 158-4 with two overs to go. Livingstone added a four and a six but Prasidh Krishna rattled the stumps to dismiss the all-rounder. Jitesh Sharma provided an excellent finishing touch with a six and two fours as PBKS posted 189-5 in the first innings.

Brief Scores: Rajasthan Royals 190/4 (Yashasvi Jaiswal 68, Shimron Hetmyer 30*; Arshdeep Singh 2-29) beat Punjab Kings 189/5 (Jonny Bairstow 56, Jitesh Sharma 38*; Yuzvendra Chahal 3-28) by 6 wickets.

Source: https://www.iplt20.com/news/3806/tata-ipl-2022-match-52-pbks-vs-rr-match-report

Sunday, May 15, 2022

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TATA IPL 2022, Match 63: LSG Vs RR – Match Report

The Rajasthan Royals (RR) registered their 8th victory in the TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 after beating the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) by 24 runs on Sunday at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai.RR bounced back with a 24-run victory courtesy of Yashasvi Jaiswal's crucial 41 at the top and Trent Boult's economical figures of 2/18. Chasing 179 for victory, LSG were 15/0 after 2 overs before Trent Boult dismissed Quinton de Kock and Ayush Badoni on consecutive deliveries. While Neesham took a sharp catch inside the circle to dismiss de Kock, Badoni was trapped LBW by the left-arm seamer. KL Rahul played an exquisite lofted shot for a maximum before the LSG skipper was caught by Jaiswal inside the circle off Prasidh Krishna’s bowling.

LSG were placed at 34-3 at the end of the powerplay and found themselves in a tricky position. Deepak Hooda and Krunal Pandya stitched a crucial partnership for the 4th wicket after both batters added a six each. LSG were 66-3 at the end of 10 overs and the fifty partnership was up between the duo. Ravi Ashwin put an end to the partnership after Jos Buttler and Riyan Parag produced an excellent relay catch to dismiss Krunal Pandya. Hooda reached his half-century in the 15th over and LSG required 72 off 30 deliveries.

Chahal scalped the all-important wicket of Hooda after the all-rounder was stumped by the opposition skipper. Obed McCoy then scalped two wickets in an over to dismiss Jason Holder and Dushmantha Chameera. A maximum from Marcus Stoinis brought the equation down to 49 off 12. 15 runs came from the penultimate over and LSG required 34 off 6 deliveries. Stoinis hammered the first ball for six but was caught in the outfield on the next ball as LSG fell 25 runs short of the target.

While Neesham took a sharp catch inside the circle to dismiss de Kock, Badoni was trapped LBW by the left-arm seamer. KL Rahul played an exquisite lofted shot for a maximum before the LSG skipper was caught by Jaiswal inside the circle off Prasidh Krishna’s bowling. LSG were placed at 34-3 at the end of the powerplay and found themselves in a tricky position. Deepak Hooda and Krunal Pandya stitched a crucial partnership for the 4th wicket after both batters added a six each. LSG were 66-3 at the end of 10 overs and the fifty partnership was up between the duo. Ravi Ashwin put an end to the partnership after Jos Buttler and Riyan Parag produced an excellent relay catch to dismiss Krunal Pandya. Hooda reached his half-century in the 15th over and LSG required 72 off 30 deliveries. Chahal scalped the all-important wicket of Hooda after the all-rounder was stumped by the opposition skipper. Obed McCoy then scalped two wickets in an over to dismiss Jason Holder and Dushmantha Chameera. A maximum from Marcus Stoinis brought the equation down to 49 off 12. 15 runs came from the penultimate over and LSG required 34 off 6 deliveries. Stoinis hammered the first ball for six but was caught in the outfield on the next ball as LSG fell 25 runs short of the target.

Earlier, RR, who opted to bat first, made two changes – Jimmy Neesham and Obed McCoy were named in the eleven. Yashasvi Jaiswal was off the mark with consecutive fours but Avesh Khan provided the first wicket for LSG after the seamer rattled the stumps of Jos Buttler. Jaiswal was dealing in boundaries and was joined by skipper Sanju Samson. The final over of the powerplay produced 21 runs after Jaiswal hammered three fours and a six. The fifty partnership was up for the second wicket after Samson added three fours. Jason Holder put an end to the 64-run stand after the RR skipper was caught at deep point. Devdutt Padikkal immediately got going with a four and a six each and RR were 90/2 at the halfway stage. Ayush Badoni scalped a wicket in the 12th over after taking a catch off his own bowling to dismiss Jaiswal. Bishnoi joined the wickets tally after Padikkal’s slog sweep failed to clear the ropes in the 14th over. Jimmy Neesham joined Riyan Parag as the duo added two fours and a six in the next three overs. RR were 149/4 before they lost two wickets in the 18th over. While Riyan Parag holed out to the deep, Neesham was run-out for 14. Trent Boult crunched consecutive fours in the penultimate over as RR added 24 runs in the final two overs which helped them register a first innings total of 178/6.

Brief Scores: Rajasthan Royals 178/6 (Yashasvi Jaiswal 41, Devdutt Padikkal 39; Ravi Bishnoi 2-31) beat Lucknow Super Giants 154/8 (Deepak Hooda 59, Marcus Stoinis 27; Trent Boult 2-18) by 24 runs.

Source: https://www.iplt20.com/news/3822/tata-ipl-2022-match-63-lsg-vs-rr-match-report

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