Suyash Sharma strikes twice to knock over two Aussies in same over of PBKS vs RCB IPL 2025 match [Watch]

The Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), the Leg Spinner, Suyash Sharma, provided two crucial breakthroughs for their team IPL 2025 against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) at the New Chandigarh Stadium on Sunday, April 20. The leg spinner has cleaned two aussies – Josh Inglish and Marcus Stoinis – in the same thing for Reeling hosts at 114/6.

The layoffs occurred in the 14th in PBKS rounds. Suyash launched a length ball and Inglish tried to make room to play it towards the offside. The 103 km / ha delivery beaten the outside edge to crash into the stump. He returned for 29 out of 17 balls, including a six and two four.

Likewise, he played a borgeon on the Googly in Stoinis, who rushed forward but he did not read the delivery. The ball beat the inner edge before hitting the stumps. Consequently, Stoinis perished for a single race on the two deliveries he faced.

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With the double strike, Suyash Sharma came back in shape, ending with 2/26 figures in its four overs. The 21 -year -old had returned without a counter in his last two games. On the other hand, Josh Inglish failed to score again, having returned with scores of 2 and 14 in his two previous games of IPL 2025.

RCB aimed at avenge the loss of pbks at home in IPL 2025

RCB seeks to defeat five gates against PBKS in a 14 match on M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Friday. They have not yet lost an outside match this season, after winning the reigning champions Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), Chennai Super Kings (CSK), Mumbai Indians (MI) and Rajasthan Royals (RR). They will seek to continue their formidable record in the devices outside.

The Royal Challengers were in charge against Punjab after Rajat Patidar chose to play. At the time of writing the editorial time, the Punjab was 134/6 after 17 Overs, with Marco Jansen and Shashank Singh at the Plé.

Follow the live score PBKS vs RCB IPL 2025 here.

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