Sanju samson post match presentation: Chasing a target of 189 by Delhi Capitals, Sanju Samson (31) and Yashasvi Jaiswal (51) shared 76 runs in 49 balls for the first wicket. After this, there was a 36 -run partnership between Jaiswal and Nitish Rana. Nitish Rana also played a good innings of 51 runs, but in the end the Delhi bowlers made a brilliant comeback and managed to get the score equal. After this, Delhi Capitals defeated Rajasthan Royals in the super over.

Sanju Semson said after losing in super over

We will inspect this defeat tomorrow and see how it is. I think we really bowled well. There were some stages where he dominated us. But I would like to give credit to all my bowlers and fielders. I felt that the score could definitely be achieved, but as we all saw it was Stark’s great over. I would like to give credit to Mitchell Starc, I think he won the game for him in the 20th over. The super over plan was to work hard. You know that he is going to work hard on you, so we had to work hard on him. ”

Sandeep Sharma had overplayed the powerplay for Rajasthan Royals, Sanju Samson said, “I think he has been bowling the most difficult over for me for the last few years. I am very lucky that someone is like him. The way Jofra supported him and everyone played around him, but finally Stark took the match from us.”

Sanju Samson did not come to bat in powerplay

Talking about the powerplay over, Shimron Hetmyer and Ryan Parag landed for Rajasthan Royals, Ryan Parag was run out on the fourth ball. After this, Yashasvi Jaiswal came to bat but the final ball was played by Hetmeer. Rajasthan scored 11 runs in the powerplay. Sanju Samson did not come to bat, after the match, he said that, “I was not ready to come back here and bat in the powerplay.”

DC vs rr full match highlights IPL 2025: Delhi Capitals have defeated Rajasthan Royals (DC Vs RR Super Over) in the super over. In this match played at Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi scored 188 runs in the first play, in response, Yashaswi Jaiswal and Nitish Rana scored a half -century for the Rajasthan team, but their entire team could also score 188 runs in the scheduled 20 overs. In such a situation, the result of the match came from the super over, in which Delhi defeated Rajasthan by 2 runs.

Rajasthan was heavy batting

Chasing the target of 189 runs, the team of Rajasthan Royals started a great start. There was a strong opening partnership between Yashasvi Jaiswal and captain Sanju Samson, but Samson was retired on a score of 31. Ryan Parag was seen struggling this time, which Akshar Patel made a clean bold at the score of 8 runs. Yashasvi Jaiswal scored a second consecutive half -century. He was dismissed for 51 runs in 37 balls. Earlier, Jaiswal tied a stormy innings of 75 runs in the match against RCB.

Rajasthan’s second wicket fell on a score of 112, after which Nitish Rana and Dhruv Jurle took the front. When RR’s team started moving towards an easy win, then Nitish was dismissed on the score of 51 and the match was stuck there. The match reached there when Rajasthan had to score 9 runs to win in the last over and Mitchell Starc was bowling in front.

Rajasthan had 7 wickets left in the hands of Rajasthan, Dhakad player Shimron Hetmyer was present with batsman Dhruv Jurlel set at the crease. But both of them took trouble for the RR by adopting a single-dabbal strategy in the last over. 2 runs were needed on the last ball, but Rajasthan was able to score one run and the match was tied.

Super over thrill

Rajasthan Royals’ innings – Mitchell Starc came to bowl for Delhi Capitals, Shimron Hetmyer and Ryan Parag came to the crease. The first ball dot and the second ball hit Hetmyer. Hetmyer took a run on the third ball. On the fourth ball, a four came out of Ryan Parag’s bat, but was called a no-ball. When the official fourth ball was done, Ryan Parag was run out. Hetmyer wanted to run 2 runs off the fifth ball, but Jaiswal was run-out while running the second run. In this way, Delhi got a target of 12 runs in the super over.

Delhi Capitals innings – KL Rahul and Triston Stabs came to batting for Delhi Capitals, Sandeep Sharma was in front. KL Rahul ran 2 runs on the first ball. Rahul hit the second ball. A single run came on the third ball. On the fourth ball, Sandeep Sharma forgot to do the short ball once again, taking advantage of which Triston Stabs ensured Delhi’s victory by hitting a six.

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