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The storm at the Rajiv Gandhi Stadium against Sunrisers Hyderabad reached the Basapara Stadium in Guwahati. Rajasthan openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and Jos Buttler puzzled the Delhi Capitals bowlers right from the start. Openers Yashasvi Jaiswal (60 runs) and Jos Buttler (79 runs) continued their fine form with half-centuries and a 98-run partnership between the two helped Rajasthan Royals beat Delhi Capitals in an Indian Premier League (IPL) match here on Saturday. Scored a big score of 199 runs for four wickets against.

The opening pair of Jaiswal and Butler shared a 98-run partnership in 51 balls. Jaiswal hit 11 fours and a six during his spectacular 31-ball knock while Butler hit 11 fours and a six in 51 balls.

Taking full advantage of the lifeline, Shimron Hetmyer finally scored an unbeaten 39 off 21 balls with one four and two sixes. Two of these sixes were hit in the last over. After being invited to bat, Jaiswal started the team with a bang by hitting Khaleel Ahmed (31 runs in two overs) for five fours in the very first over, which made it the most successful of this IPL. Expensive first over too.

In the second over, Jos Buttler hit three fours, which took eight fours in two overs. Rajasthan Royals completed their fifty in four overs, of which 40 runs were scored in fours (10). Due to this, the team’s score in Powerplay was 68 runs without losing wickets. Jaiswal completed his half-century in 25 balls with 11 fours. The first six of the innings also came off the bat of Jaiswal, who picked up the ball of chinaman spinner Kuldeep Yadav (1/31) and sent it to long off.

The first success for Delhi Capitals was given by Mukesh Kumar (2/36) by taking the wicket of dangerous looking Jaiswal. Mukesh’s short ball rose above Jaiswal’s bat and the bowler ended his innings by taking a catch on his own ball. . The Rajasthan Royals got their first blow in the ninth over. Captain Sanju Samson kept walking to Kuldeep’s ball in an attempt to hit a six, but the team had completed 100 runs before he left.

After these two shocks, the run rate of Rajasthan Royals slowed down a bit. During this, Butler completed his fifty by hitting Akshar Patel for a six over mid-wicket. For this, he hit seven fours and a six in 32 balls. After this, the team also lost the wicket of Riyan Parag (07) cheaply. Butler and Hetmyer added 49 runs in 29 balls for the fifth wicket. Mukesh interestingly ended the partnership by taking Butler’s catch on his own ball.