IPL 2025 points table after RR vs LSG game: Lucknow Super Giants Fourth, Rajasthan Royals …

Pesar Avesh Khan on Saturday placed his veins in the overs of death in the overs of death to help win an exciting two-run win over Rajasthan Royals in his IPL match in Jaipur on Saturday. Royals were hovering at 156 for 2 at the end of the 17th over, requiring 25 runs from three overs, with eight wickets. However, Khan scored five runs in the 18th over and took two wickets – Ryan Parag and Yashsvi Jaiswal – before defending nine runs from the final.

In a stressful final, Khan dismissed the Shimron Hetmier (12) and gave LSG just six runs for a memorable victory, as 5 of the RR20 ended at 178 for 5 in 5, while one chased 181 for a win.

It was heartbroken for Royals, who lost to a major position for its fourth straightforward damage – and the sixth defeat in eight matches. LSG climbed fourth after winning. Earlier in the day, Gujarat Titans defeated Delhi’s capitals to take them to the top of the chart. With 368 runs, LSG’s Nicholas Gorn has an orange cap. GT’s Prasad Krishna has placed a purple cap with 14 wickets.

In Run Chase, Jaiswal (74 out of 74 out of 52 balls) continued his roar with an entertaining fifty, while the 14 -year -old IPL’s youngest player Vaibhav Suryavanshi (34 off 20 balls) had a quick impact on his debut, as a rolling partners scored 85 runs in 8.4 overs.

Jaiswal anchored the innings with five fours and four sixes during his knock.

The chase of Royals began in magnificent fashion, which was coming out as an impact alternative with Suryavanshi, as well as with Jaiswal, Sawai Mansingh Stadium made her happy through all.

All 14 years and 23 days, Suryavanshi hit six in the first delivery of his IPL career, hoisted Shardul Thakur on the additional-wave border to join a special 10-member club.

He fulfilled the same sentence for Khan in the next over in a sensational initiative for his career.

Suryavanshi, however, was dropped at 14 by Ravi Bishnoi.

Another opener Jaiswal, who is nine -year -olds of Suryavanshi, then hit Shardul with sixes and a four and two maximum. A one and six far away Jaiswal, which was on fire, took the royals to 61 without any loss at the end of the powerplay.

He was on a song on 10 runs before Suryavanshi’s entertaining innings of 34 in 20 balls.

The young man was beaten by a slow delivery from Markram and Pant impressed a stumping.

Suryavanshi took a referral but failed. He distracted the pitch, although he has influenced his debut.

Nitish Rana, who scored half a century in the last match of RR, did not leave out of the last ball of the 10th over for eight runs from seven balls.

Royals were well set at 94 for 2 on the way with a well set Jaiswal.

RR needed only 25 runs from the last three overs, but Khan changed the match to his head in the 18th over.

He taunted Jaiswal with the first ball, and then closed the Parag LBW with a uniform delivery.

Earlier, Markram and Ayush Badoni hit half centuries and posted a competitor 180 for 5 to help LSG recover from the early batting recession.

Markram (66 runs in 45 balls) and Badoni (50 off 34 balls) scored 76 runs for the fourth wicket, so that they could revive the LSG’s innings, as they were less than 54 for 3 to 3.

Captain Rishabh Pant was decided to backfire to bat first after winning the toss, but Markram and Badoni saved the coming side with some concrete batting.

Abdul Samad did not exclude only 10 balls from 30 balls from under the order, in which six fours were killed by Sandeep Sharma.

For Royals, Vanindu Hasranga (2/31) was the most successful bowler, while Jofra Archer, Tushar Deshpande and Sandeep Sharma took one wicket episode.

Archer accepted Markram as two fours in the first over, but he returned to dismiss the in-form opener Michel Marsh (4) in his second over, in which Shimron Hetmier took the batsman a great catch after the ball.

Markram was getting stronger at the other end, but the wickets fell around him, who was getting rid of Nicholas Goran (11) with Sandeep, the major run-scorer, before the foot, made a very quick commitment to the slow delivery.

After Powerplay, LSG 2 was 46 for LSG 2 and was upset with his fine against Chennai Super Kings with pants in the eighth over with a cheap fall for just three runs after 63. Earlier, his highest score was 21.

Pants missed a Hasranga delivery, which jumped slightly more than expected and wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurlel did the rest.

Markram broke two consecutive sixes in the 10th over, LSG was 76/3 on half the way.