Players of Rajasthan Royals clashed with each other during the live match! Ryan Parag raging on this bowler; Had to do the intervening

Sandy Verma

Tezzbuzz|30-04-2025

Heated Exchange Between Rajasthan Royals Players: In the 47th League match of IPL 2025, Rajasthan Royals have upheld the hopes of defeating Gujarat Titans (GT) by 8 wickets and making it to the playoffs. In the match, 14 -year -old opener Vaibhav Suryavanshi of Rajasthan made a lot of headlines by scoring a century in 35 balls. But during this match, two players from Rajasthan clashed, whose video is becoming increasingly viral on social media.

Players of Rajasthan Royals clashed with each other

In the viral video, it can be seen that Rajasthan captain Ryan Parag is seen getting angry at the fast bowler Tushar Deshpande. The talk between the two increased so much that the bowling coach Shane Bond had to intervene.

Scuffle could have come (Rajasthan Royals)

It can be seen in the video that Shane Bond first separated Tushar Deshpande and then he took Riyag Parag away. During this, he was also seen talking to Ryan. Due to intervening, the matter could not move much further, otherwise the scuffle could have come. The incident occurred during the time out. However, it was not clear what anger was seen between the two.

Rajasthan won the match unilateral while chasing a big run

Let us know that in the match played at Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur, Gujarat batting first and scored 209/4 on the board in 20 overs. Looking at this big total, it felt that it would not be easy for Rajasthan to win.

Then, on the field for the run chase, Rajasthan won by scoring 212/2 in just 15.5 overs. 14 -year -old opener Vaibhav Suryavanshi contributed significantly to this unilateral victory of the team. Vaibhav scored 101 runs in 38 balls with the help of 7 fours and 11 sixes in 38 balls while batting in a huge manner.

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