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Rajasthan Royals dented Sunrisers Hyderabad's inexperienced middle order and restricted them to a below-par total

Kolkata Knight Riders need to win every game coming their way, and that too by a decent margin if they are eyeing for a spot in the playoffs this season. They lost to Rajasthan Royals by three wickets on Thursday at the Eden Gardens

Delhi Capitals got off to a good start as Shikhar Dhawan took Royals’ bowlers on and scored boundaries and sixes all around the park. Dhawan took on Dhawal Kulkarni and Jaydev Unadkat and added 72 runs with Prithvi Shaw for the first wicket in 7.3 overs.

At the start of the game, the hosts bowled in the right lines and restricted the opposition batsmen to open their arms which eventually led them to restrict Mumbai Indians for a below-par total of 161 runs. In response, Rajasthan Royals were off to a flying start and were able to dominate the chase. 

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Ashwin’s effort lower down the order helped the host to post a mammoth total of 182 runs on the board. In response, Royals were off to a blistering start but lost the momentum in the middle and could never recover. As in the tournament so far, they have failed to capitalize on the big moments.

Rajasthan made a change in their opening combination, and RA Tripathi came out to open the innings with Jos Buttler. They provided a steady start until Buttler played a loose stroke off debutant Arshdeep Singh’s bowling and threw away his wicket. 

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