In the recent qualifier 1 clash of IPL 2025, Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) won an thrilling eight-verse over Punjab Kings (PBK) in New Chandigarh, directing them in their first final since 2016. One of the main architects of victory was the clinical performance of leg-spinner. Suyash SharmaWhose exact variations cut off opposition batsmen as they finished with 3 figures for 17, they received the Player of the Match Award.
After the match, Suyash credited a mantra from his coaches to his success, revealing that he was constantly supported by him and stated that the stump was focused on killing.
“The coaches have told me just one thing: I have to hit the stumps, it doesn't matter whether I bowl to a googly, legBreck, or flipper. So I try to finish more and more balls at the stumps as much as possible. The pitch got some help. I think it was not easy to choose my googly,” said “Sayyas said the match.”
When PBK was already struggling at 59 for 59, Suyash made a strong start. His second ball, a well -executed googly, Shashank Singh in bamboo, who missed a big swing throughout the line. That dismissal brought Mushir Khan, debut at the crease as a player of PBKS. But Youngster's first game of IPL ended on a disappointing note as Suyash implicated him LBW with another googly in only three delivery.
In his follow-three, the young spinner dismissed all-rounder Marcus Stoinis, who in this process described the delivery completely wrong to lose his off-stump. RCB captain Rajat Patidar opened the role of Suyash and his execution.
“The way Suyash pasted, the way he bowled his line and length was incredible. As a captain, I am very clear about his bowling. He, most of the time, at stumps, this is his strength. This is his strength.
The Punjab -based franchise was eventually excluded for just 101 in 14.1 overs. In response, RCB batsmen easily reached the target. Opener Phil Salat scored an unbeaten 56 off just 27 balls, directed the team at 106/2 in just 10 overs.
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