Rajasthan Royals, Prodigy Vaibhav Sureavanshi on Tuesday, opened a 57 -round mature hit in a trivial competition on Tuesday after Chennai Super Kings closed the grieving 2025 IPL season with a comfortable six small door win against Chennai Super Kings. Otherwise, the 14 -year -old Suriavanshi, who had a finding for the royal season in an unforgettable season, once again exhibited a fearless show during the 33 ball kick, because a target of 188 has overhauled remarkable.
CSK is currently with six points from 13 matches with -1.030 NRR. RR, NRR -0.549 and ninth with eight points out of 14 games. CSK, IPL for the first time to avoid a last finish in the last matches against Gujarat Titans must win a great difference.
Yashasvi Jaiswal arranged the tone of chase with Fiery 36, and Sureavanshi advanced the good with his impressive kick.
Jaiswal was violent in Khaleed Ahmed before he was poured by Anshul Kamboj, he broke 18 runs from Pacer’s second and provided a start.
Sureavanshi was initially careful, but he never allowed the balls in his area to be unpunished, and even an experienced campaignist like Ravindra Jadeja could not include him.
He sent the ball twice to the stands from Jadeja and completed the half -century with his fourth six, which came out of Noor Ahmad.
Captain Sanju Samon (41) made a stand with 98 conditions for the second small door. Captain was happy to play the second violin to the youth.
It was the only fourth win of the season for Royals, which can be in the last place with the victory of Tuesday.
After Samson’s dismissal, Syryavanshi and Riyan Parag (3) joined Dug Out to Skipper, and Royals seemed to be defeated again from the jaws of victory.
The equation read 30 of 26 balls, but Dhurv Jurel (31) and Shimron Heyyy (12) passed by the finish line.
Previously, the young Ayush Mhatre, CSK Huff and PUFF reminded that there was one for the future once again with 20 balls 43, which helped a modest 187 for eight people.
Dhoni’s team Dewald Brevis (42) and Shivam (39) did not prevent the disintegration of innings, but he had a greater problem. Dhoni himself could rule 17 closed 16 closed 16, which could not achieve late development.
There was no end to the problems of the team’s flocked middle order. A promising start, Devin Conway (10), struggled to fight Urvil Patel (0) and lost half of the team in eight sea.
Pacers Yudhvir Singh (3/47) and Akash Madhwal (3/29) shared six small gates between them.
Conway began with a fluid driving from Tushar Deshpande, who mixed up his length and defeated the bat’s bat several times.
Conway did not last long, and in the middle of Yudhvir, he offered a simple capture for Parag. He charged the small door, but he just managed to chips the good length ball.
Yudhvir hit the talented talented Patel for a big shot, but could not be connected, and Kwena Maphaka made a sharp capture on the edge of the apartment.
Mhatre, the deck hard hit the scorende by finding two limits from Deshpande moved.
R Ashwin’s surprise presentation to number four broke the shackles with a great six on the leg side outside Yudhvir. Mhatre also found consecutive limits because CSK provided 24 runs.
Young people continued to hit an aggressive way, found a hat-trick of the borders from Deshpande, but Pacer had the last smile.
Ashwin soon left, and Ravindra Jadeja could not have any effect by turning his legs to Dhruv Jurel to give Yudhvir the third smallness of the match.
CSK continued in a period of 10, but half of the dough was excavated long before.
Brevis arrived and another South African effect stole 25 balls 42. However, before that, Brevis and Shivam Dube added 59 runs to keep CSK in more than 200 Hunt for the sixth small gate.
When the ‘Thala’ came to the autumn of the Dhoni Protea dough, the audience was on their feet. CSK captain, ‘Dhoni’ ‘Dhoni’s cheers echoed along the stadium, while Riyan Parag punished a full -length ball for six.
Wanindu sent his long left hand sent to the stands from Harranga, while the Runs continued to flow from the bat’s bat. However, late pushing never came.
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