Former Indian cricket Robin Uthappa scored the dough Rajasthan Royals (RR) Yashasvi Jaiswal because he failed to use his beginning during the IPL 2025 match against Kolkat Knight Riders (KKR). Uthappa stated that Jaiswal had missed the opportunity to take responsibility after spending a difficult time in the fold.
Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 29 of 24 balls, including two six and two four, in a defeat of eight knightly riders in Guwati on March 26. He was discharged in ninth place while trying a big shot. Jaiswal formed 33 driving stands and 34 driving with Sanja Samson and Riyan Parag.
Yashasvi Jaiswal was a set of dough – Robin uthappa
Talking about Jio Hotstar, Robin Uthappa said that Yashasvi Jaiswal failed to take advantage of his start on challenging ground. Uthappa added that Jaiswal had the opportunity to take responsibility and direct his team to the competitive total number, but failed.
“This was an opportunity to take responsibility and lead his team. It was a dough on the ground that was not the easiest to hit,” Uthappa said to Jio Hotstar.
“When I say that, I think compared to the high-results are surfaces we see today, especially with the Impact player rule that allows teams to reach eight special blows, plus versatile, effectively giving them nine hitting. With that depth, the dough has freedom to attack, but reading the conditions and the situation is crucial.
Kolkat Knight Riders chased the goal of 152 run with 15 balls to spare
Kolkat Knight Riders was comfortable chasing the target goal, and Quinton de Kock played a shot from 97* out of 61 balls, breaking eight borders and six six.
Moeen Ali, who replaced the naughty Sunil Narine, opened the Ubacje along with De Kock. However, but he struggled to score and ran out five out of 12 balls after mixing.
De Kock finished the game in style, hitting Jofra Archer for four and two six in 18th place. The young man Angkrish Raghuvanshi scored an undefeated 22 runs of 17 balls.
For Rajasthan Royals, Stand-up skipper Riyan Parag bought an economical magic, admitting only 25 runs in his four passes but failed to take Wickket.
Yashasvi Jaiswal retained RR on the eve of the IPL 2025 auction
Rajasthan Royals retained Yashasvi Jaiswal for ₹ 18 crowns ahead of the IPL 2025 auction after his impressive performances in the previous season. He scored 435 rides in 16 games at a stop of 155.91 strikes, registering for a century and a half centuries.
Jaiswal was a key player of RR, collecting 1637 runs in 55 games at a rate of 149.36 strikes, including two centuries and nine fifties.
Jaiswal scored only one ride in the introductory RR match against Sunrizes Hyderabad (SRH), where they failed in a huge 287 run. Royals withstanding a difficult start to their campaign, suffering defeat by SRH and Kolkat Knight Riders for 44 rides, or eight Wickkets.
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