On Thursday 28th May at the IPL 2025 international cricket stadium in Mullanpur on Thursday 28th May on Maharaja Yadavindra Singh in Mullanpur on Thursday 28th May on Maharaja Yadavindra Singh in Mullan Kings pandjab under pressure. Top toppers were shaking early and lost four goals inside the powerplay-including the goal of Captain Shreyas Iyer-Poté, which RCB won the throwing and chose in the field on the live, sixth playground.
RCB played its first 1 qualifier since 2016 and fired, stopped, stopped other runs on the pitch and reduced its bowling plans to perfection, Pacers Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Yash Dayal and Josh Hazlewood shared four goals and demo of the highest inclusion of Pandjab.
At the end of eight breaks of high quality pace, PBK was reduced to 59 for 5. IPL qualifier 1 PBKS vs RCB coverage |
From the stalls with the co-owner of the preity zinta-kirtý, he was a picture of the joy of success in the pandjába-visually agitated when the goals in rapid succession fell. The Bollywood acting interest was deepened when Captain Shreyas Iyer fell cheaply on 2 and left a young and inexperienced middle order to pick up the pieces.
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The collapse began in the second, when Breakut Star Priyansh Arya crushed the length of delivery directly to the short cover, and gave Yash Dayal the first breakthrough and lit RCB supporters at the venue.
Bhuvneshwar Kumar followed the next removal of Prabhsimran Singh in a form that recently exceeded the 500-run in the IPL season.
Josh Hazlewood, who returned after a month’s injury, then made a fundamental blow by dismissing Shreyas Iyer at the first first. Hazlewood took advantage of the extra bounce and pace from the surface and forced the edge from Iyer, while goalkeeper Jitesh Sharma caught sharp.
Mullanpur was not kind to Captain PBKS this season – only 25 runs in five shifts scored at the venue.
Both Iyer and Prabhsimran were guilty of playing rash shots at a time when the team desperately needed stability. However, the success of Panjab was built on a fearless cricket during the season, often prospering by throwing caution into the wind.
Another affliction followed by the sixth, when Josh Inglis, the hero of their last league game with a match winning fifty against the Indians in Mumbai, was a victim of a well -focused ejector from Hazlewood.
The home crowd watched in disbelief how the highest order consisted. Marcus Stoinis offered short relief and in the final PowerPlay burst several boundaries to make the total number of 48 for 4.
However, any hope of recovery was short -term. Yash Dayal returned immediately after the powerplay and sent Wadher back to the pavilion, lowered the pandjab to 50 for 5 and plunged them into deeper problems.
Stand-in Captain RCB Rajat Patidar was sharp with his tactics and entrusted his Pacers for the first eight exceeding and extracted the maximum value from the playground that offered early movement. It paid off cleverly when the visitors were completely headed by the opening stock exchanges and let the pandjáb be rolled and the crowd was impressed.
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Published:
Akshay Ramesh
Published on:
29. May 2025
