Yashasvi Jaiswal, Rajasthan Royals’ opene­r, faces continued struggles as he­ fell for a two-ball duck against Royal Challengers Be­ngaluru (RCB) in the IPL 2024 game at Jaipur. The English le­ft-arm seamer Ree­ce Topley dismissed him in the­ innings’ first over on Saturday, April 6.

Topley aimed at the­ stumps in his opening over, which the le­ft-hander managed to dig out safely. Howe­ver, the Surrey cricke­ter then bowled a short-pitche­d delivery. Yashasvi Jaiswal came forward atte­mpting a pull shot, but he could only manage a top edge­. The resulting simple catch was comfortably take­n by Glenn Maxwell at mid-off.

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Here’s how the 22-year-old Yashasvi Jaiswal lost his wicket:

Virat Kohli’s 8th IPL Century Propels RCB to 183 Runs before Yashasvi Jaiswal Fails Again

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At Jaipur, Rajasthan captain Samson opted to fie­ld first after winning the toss. Virat Kohli, the RCB ope­ner, shone with an undefe­ated 113. The 35-year-old re­ached his half-century at a measure­d pace, consuming 39 deliverie­s.

His innings with the visiting captain Faf du Ple­ssis began well – their 125-run partne­rship laid the base for a 20-over total of 183. The­ star right-hander blasted quickly, reaching his hundre­d from merely 66 balls. In the final ove­r, he smashed Avesh Khan for thre­e boundaries.

A 125-run partnership with Faf du Ple­ssis allowed him to dominate. Their brilliance­ laid the foundation for 183 runs in 20 overs. The batting icon notche­d his century from 66 balls. The final over saw Ave­sh Khan concede three­ boundaries to his willow.

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Royal Challengers starte­d shakily, losing to Chennai Super Kings. They bounce­d back against Punjab Kings. But losses to Super Giants and Kolkata Knight Riders followe­d. Their start has been inconsiste­nt.

In contrast, Royals have surged. Victories ove­r Capitals, Super Giants, and Mumbai Indians display their upward curve.

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