DC against RR: Astonished After a 46-ball catch, Sanju Samson and the umpire disagree about Shai Hope’s catch.
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Sanju Samson was dismissed in the 16th over of Rajasthan’s 222-run chase, falling 14 runs short of his fourth IPL century. Samson was caught in the deep by Shai Hope, and he could not believe the third umpire when he called him out.
Following the announcement of the judgement, Rishabh Pant was not pleased.
At the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Tuesday, May 7, Sanju Samson, captain of Rajasthan, led his team in chasing 222 runs from the front against Delhi, almost bringing an end to a two-year wait for an IPL century. Samson scored his fifth fifty-plus run of the 2024 Indian Premier League, although he was removed for 86 in the 16th over of their chase due to a controversial decision made by the third umpire.
DC vs. RR IPL 2024
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Rajasthan Royals vs. Delhi Capitals Highlights of the 2024 Indian Premier League: Delhi is currently in fifth place and very much in the running for a postseason berth, while Rajasthan is in second place in the points table with eight wins from eleven games.
Kuldeep Yadav celebrates Donovan Ferreira’s dismissal at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Tuesday. Rishabh Pant’s Delhi Capitals will play Sanju Samson’s Rajasthan Royals at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.
In their eleventh game of the season on Tuesday, the Rajasthan Royals lost by 20 runs against the Delhi Capitals despite captain Sanju Samson’s 86. Rajasthan, down 222, lost both of their openers in the powerplay, but Samson held out hope for victory before being removed by Mukesh Kumar.
Against the Rajasthan Royals, the Delhi Capitals scored 221/8 in their 20 overs with to fifty-score efforts from Jake Fraser-McGurk and Abhishek Porel. With three wickets in his four overs, Ravichandran Ashwin was the most effective bowler. After dismissing Rishabh Pant, Yuzvendra Chahal became the first Indian player to reach 350 T20 wickets.
Kuldeep Yadav
”My biggest challenge when bowling in the death overs is to maintain a good length, which is of utmost importance. I knew Ferreira was a back foot player when we played in South Africa, so I tried to be a little full and quick to get him out on the first ball. I delivered a few seam-up pitches to the hitters in order to gauge their actions. For me, length alone matters, therefore that was the strategy. When we score 200 or more, the bowler is obviously under a lot of strain. It’s also an opportunity to take wickets, so I tried to maintain my faith and support my abilities..”