IPL 2025, PBKS vs. RR: Blazing Yashsvi Jaiswal, Fiery Jofra Archer Sink Punjab Kings in Mulanpur | Cricket news

New Delhi: Rajasthan Royals produced a commanding all-round performance in hand Punjab kings A 50 -run defeat in Mulanpur on Saturday. The victory was established by the best of Yashsavi Jaiswal by 67 and was sealed loudly with a devastating inauguration with Jofra Archer’s ball.
Opening the innings, Jaiswal gave Rajasthan the perfect launchpad, with 67 fluent element of 67 off only 45 balls. From the beginning, Jaiswal looked completely under control, piercing the ground with crisp borders and the ball was raised cleanly over the ropes. He hit three fours and five sixes in his knock, setting tone for 205/4 on a large scale of Royals.
The left-handed batsman accelerated his innings with cleverness, first settling and then after the powerplay, especially in the middle overs to leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal and Marcus Stoinis. His fifty was the first of the season and came to a significant turn with Rajasthan, which required a strong start to bounce back from the recent defeat.

Jaiswal’s 89 -run stand (38 for 26) with Sanju Samson put RR under early control. And after the two left, Ryan Parag (43* 25) and Shimron Hetmyer (12 runs 12) ensured that the Royals were never diverted, giving strength to the Royals behind the 200 -run mark.
While the batsmen worked, it was Joffra Archer who gave a knockout shock with the ball.
While bowling with speed and intentions, Archer hit with the first ball of the innings, removing Punjab opener Priyash Arya for a duck. Siring delivery defeated the batsman for pace and provoked stumps.
But it was not armed.
He later returned to distribute a body blow in the same over – Punjab captain Shreyas Iyer’s prized skull. The right -handed batsman was cast for 10, a skid failed to read the delivery that broke his defense. Archer finished with 3/25 figures from four overs, capting his fierce magic by rejecting Arshdeep Singh at the time of death.

The rest of Rajasthan’s attacks supported him well, in which Thekashana and Sandeep Sharma took two wickets. The result was a widespread bowling attempt that limited PBK to just 155/9 in 20 overs, decreasing 50 runs.
With this victory, Rajasthan Royals not only promoted their net run rate, but also achieved some speeds with the new ball with fifty -filled stroke and thunderbolts of Archer.