Aakash Chopra On Rajasthan Royals Defeat: There is a tremendous ups and downs in the 18th season of the Indian Premier League. Where the match is turning at any time and the winning bets are also losing. In this, a team cannot be forgotten, that is Rajasthan Royals …. Yes, the chant of Rajasthan Royals looks completely calm this season. Who has lost the win in 2 consecutive matches.
In the match played against Lucknow Supergiants on Saturday, Rajasthan Royals were standing close to victory at one time. But the last few overs lost their way and lost by 2 runs. With which he has lost the sixth match this season. Seeing this situation of Rajasthan Royals, former cricketer Akash Chopra's anger erupted and he attacked the team's position.
Veteran cricket expert Akash Chopra has raised questions through his YouTube channel, while attacking the defeat of Rajasthan Royals. This former cricketer is surprised how a team can do this. The match which should have ended in the 19th over. How can this happen to it?
Akash Chopra said on the YouTube channel, “What are you doing? How do you do this? You have reached the same place. They were winning the match easily. In fact, they should have won the match in the 19th over. However, why should they be done if no work can be done? They have reached such a place.”
After this, Akash Chopra further questioned how to play the shots of Yashasvi Jaiswal and Ryan Parag in a two-tuss manner. He said, “You were batting, and Yashasvi Jaiswal was doing his name. Then he tried to play the shot one step ahead, and the ball started going to stumps. Ryan Parag was also set. He tried to play the scoop, and the ball went on his pad. A wicket and last ball (18th over) on the first ball (18th over), and where did you reach a wicket, and suddenly, where did you reach?”
Akash Chopra praised 14 -year -old young batsman Vaibhav Suryavanshi of Rajasthan Royals. He said about Vaibhav that, “Vaibhav Suryavanshi started. A six on the first ball and then a six against the charge. When he was out, he had tears in his eyes. A 14 -year -old child, just think about it. My 12 -year -old daughter is watching people doing well, and the world is watching how well this 14 -year -old child is.”
