Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Royal Challengers Bengaluru vs Rajasthan Royals, 42nd Match: The 42nd match of IPL 2025 filled extremely ups and downs. During the match, Vijayashree will go to which team. It was very difficult to say this. Rajasthan Royals started very special, chasing the target of 206 runs from Royal Challengers Bangalore. The team scored 110 runs in just nine overs. But the way spinners bowled on behalf of RCB in the middle overs. The match was once again bent into his court.

By 17 overs, it seemed that the RCB team would easily take this match in its name. Because the opposition needed 40 runs in the last 18 balls and his five wickets had also fallen. But Dhruv Jurlel and Shubham Dubey looked very aggressive against Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who brought the 18th over of the innings from RCB. On seeing this, he hit a total of 22 runs in this over of Bhuvi.

Glorious maximums, ft. Dhruv jurel and shubham dubey

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On the first ball of this over of Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Dhruv Jurael hit a six over the long-on. On the second ball, he managed to get a single. After this, it was Shubham’s turn. Shubham also washed his hands in the flowing Ganges. On the third ball of the over, he hit the best six over the deep square leg. After this, he also took a single and changed the strike.

Dhruv Jurael did not remain calm despite two sixes on the first four balls. The fifth ball which was a slow ball outside the off stump. He hit a four in the direction of third man. After this, he managed to collect the four on the last ball of the over. In this way, the pair of Dhruv and Shubham managed to score a total of 22 runs in this over.

In the last two overs, RR’s team needed only 18 runs. But RCB’s team managed to defend the target due to the best bowling of Josh Hazlewood and Yash Dayal and won the match by 11 runs.

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