Earthworm:
Jas Butler and Yashaswi Jaishwal were the openers for the Rajasthan Royals. Butler stumbled as Bhuvneshwar Kumar swung the ball better in the first over. Butler did not slip when he hit the 5th ball to the ground. While all the players were celebrating the victory, the third referee declared no-ball and gave a shock.
Action Batting:
Following this, the Rajasthan team started playing aggressively. Butler added 35 (28) and Jaishwal 20 (16). The next batsman to score 41 (29) was the batsman who hit the stumps and flew fours. However, Samson, who was playing well again, struck five sixes and struck out 55 off just 27 balls.
Following this, Hedmeyer and Ryan Barrock formed a partnership and began playing. In this situation, Hedmeyer was bowled out for 32 (13) by Natarajan’s Mersal Yorker in the last over. Rajasthan Royals were bowled out for 210/6 in 20 overs, with Barrack next scoring 12 (9). Natarajan took two wickets.
Sunrisers innings:
Aidan Markram scored only 30 (28) for the Sunrisers, who chased down the target. Kane Williamson 2 (7) and Nicholas Pooran 0 (9) did worse than expected. Thus. The team was reduced to 14/3 in the Power Play. The previous worst power play record was 14/2 in the Rajasthan Royals Power Play in 2009.
After the power play, Aidan Markram 57 (41), Romero Seibert 21 (13) and Washington Sunder 40 (14) scored some runs. However, he could not go even halfway to the winning goal. In the end, the Sunrisers scored 149/7 in 20 overs and lost by 61 runs.