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Jurel would be responsible if Vaibhav throw away his wicket now #RRvsLSG

Seems Rajasthan teaching vaibhav sooryavanshi taking responsibility and look to stay on crease more. Since last two matches he seems more careful during batting. Instead of going slogging from ball 1. #RRvsLSG

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@dharma_watch Expecting a youngster to take the pressure in just his second season or 23-24th match to take responsibility for the team bad performance. Gill have sudarshan and buttler who are top scorers but vaibhav is highest scorer for his team right now.

It will be interesting to watch how long Rajasthan fans will tolerate this reckless bating of Vaibhav Suryavanshi which is not helping RR in anyway. #RRvsDC #IPL #IPL2026 #DCvsRR

@dharma_watch @Anish1130347 He is doing what the role is assigned to him, to give explosive starts to the team. And what he can do if middle order fails or top order is inconsistent around him. He can't score the whole of target or score for Rajasthan. Senior players need to do their job and bowlers too.

@Anish1130347 Bhai match Kab jeetwayega ?? Cricket is a team game. Gill has single-handedly taken his team to 2nd position with just 3 batsman. Run wo jo match jeetwaye ... or else there is no value to those runs.

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi either score 15 ball 50s or opt out of scoring 50s

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@Safehands_Sanju Delhi was at 120 for 1 after 11 overs when he went outside. KL rahul was already set and Nissanka scored 62 off 33 balls. When riyan parag was made captain last year, he lost three matches in a row and had record of 4 loss and 2 wins last season. One match don't define anyone

@programmer_jai He went outside after a few overs and rest was taken over by Bhaiswal

Yashasvi Jaiswal always wanted to be a captain. But don't know even "C" captaincy In the previous match below average DC chased 226 in 19 overs Today test player driven GT made 226 and he was clueless and started abusing bowlers like brijesh and Archer.. Don't know about the field placement Don't know about the bowler rotations Don't know about the batsman's weakness In short he knows nothing....

@Success28607354 RR playing DC, LSG and MI and Gujarat will play SRH, KKR and CSK. So GT win is more beneficial for csk. RR have relatively easy opponents ahead and they need to lose atleast 2 matches including today. While gt lose one and we beat them in one is desirable.

Who are CSK supporting today? #RRvsGT

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