Hyderabad beat Rajasthan by four wickets in ‘Paisa Vasool Match’

Jaipur (Best Hindu News): In the match between Rajasthan Royals and Sunrisers Hyderabad, everything happened at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium on Sunday, which sports lovers turn to the ground to enjoy. The last two overs of the match were heavy on Rajasthan’s Jos Buttler (95) and Sanju Samson (66 not out). Batting first, Rajasthan scored a strong score of 214 for two wickets, in response to which Hyderabad won the match by scoring 217 runs for six wickets. The spectators were left holding their breath in a match full of ups and downs.

Yajuvendra Chahal took the wickets of Rahul Tripathi (47) and Adam Markum (6) in the 18th over and almost turned the match in Rajasthan’s favor but captain Sanju Samson gave the 19th over to Kuldeep Yadav on which Glenn Phillips (25) took three wickets. Hitting sixes and a four brought Hyderabad back into the match, although Phillips was also dismissed on the fifth ball of the same over. In the last over, Hyderabad needed 17 runs to win. The visiting batsmen got two lives on the first two balls of Sandeep Sharma, while on the last ball Hyderabad needed five runs to win but Abdul Samad was caught out but it turned out to be a no ball. After this, Samad gave his team a thrilling victory by hitting a six.

After the dismissal of Hyderabad’s Anmolpreeti (33), the innings of Abhishek Sharma (55) and Rahul Tripathi (47) were on par, but Yajuvendra Chahal (4 for 29) dismissed Henry Klaasen (26). Rajasthan’s chances were increased but the last two overs full of ups and downs took the match to the peak of excitement.

Earlier, with the help of a 138-run partnership for the second wicket between Rajasthan’s Jos Buttler and Sanju Samson, Rajasthan Royals scored 214 for two against Sunrisers Hyderabad. Yashasvi Jaiswal (35) and Butler made a brilliant start and added 54 runs in the first five overs, but in the meantime Yashasvi was bowled by a slower off-cutter from Macro Johnson and was dismissed by Natarajan at short third man with a simple catch. Returned

New batsman Sanju Samson, who came to the crease, took the innings forward with Butler and did not let the pace of runs slow down. Both the batsmen played many attractive shots all around the ground while thrashing the Hyderabadi bowlers fiercely. Butler missed the century by just five runs but managed to play a useful innings for his team. He hit ten fours and four sixes in his 59-ball innings. He was lbw out in the 19th over off the bowling of Bhuvneshwar Kumar.

Sanju Samson hit four fours and five sixes while showing the captaincy innings, while at the other end, Shimron Hetmyer, known for his explosive batting, got only five balls to play, in which he could not hit any fours and sixes, although he contributed seven runs.