IPL 2022: Rajasthan thrash Hyderabad!!

MANOJ KUMAR N

Aidan Markraw (57 not out off 41 balls) and Washington Sunder (40 off 14 balls) were the main contributors to Hyderabad's defeat.



Sanju Samson scored 100 marks in batting and captaincy in the 100th match for rajasthan Royals in the IPL. Sanju and rajasthan start their 15th season of the IPL with a convincing 61-run victory over Sunrisers Hyderabad. Batting first, rajasthan scored 210 for six in 20 overs while hyderabad could only manage seven for 20 in 20 overs.


Aidan Markraw (57 not out off 41 balls) and Washington Sunder (40 off 14 balls) were the main contributors to Hyderabad's defeat. For rajasthan, Yusvendra chahal took three wickets while Prasidh krishna and Trent Bolt took two wickets each. Rajasthan Royals 210-6 in 20 overs, Sunrisers hyderabad 149-7 in 20 overs.


Chahal beheaded in the middle of fame

After losing three wickets in the power play, hyderabad could not return to the match at any stage. hyderabad skipper Kane Williamson's catch in the second over was caught by rajasthan captain sanju samson in his glove but was caught by Devdut Padikkal. Williamson's contribution was two runs. Nicholas Puran (0) was caught in front of the wicket by Bolt and beheaded by hyderabad after the famous double hit rahul Tripathi (0).


Chahal made his rajasthan debut with the return of abhishek Sharma (9), Abdul Samad (4) and Romario Shepherd (24 off 18 balls). Aidan Markram struggled with the half-century but the team went unmanned. After a 37-5 and 78-6 collapse, hyderabad were bowled out for 100 by Markrat and Sundar.



For rajasthan, Prasidh krishna took two wickets for 16 runs in four overs while chahal took three wickets for 22 runs in four overs and Bolt took two wickets for 22 runs in four overs. Batting first, rajasthan lost the toss and opted to bat first. Sanju scored 210 for six in 20 overs. Sanju was Rajasthan's top scorer with 55 off 27 balls. For hyderabad, Umran Malik took two wickets while Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Romario Shepherd took one wicket each.

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