‘We don’t want what happened to PBKS’: Jofra Archer keeps RR grounded after Eliminator win | Cricket News


'We don’t want what happened to PBKS': Jofra Archer keeps RR grounded after Eliminator win
Rajasthan Royals’ Jofra Archer (AP Photo)

Jofra Archer produced a match-winning spell inside the powerplay as Rajasthan Royals knocked Sunrisers Hyderabad out in the Eliminator of IPL 2026. Archer struck early and often, removing Travis Head, Abhishek Sharma and Ishan Kishan in his first three overs. Those breakthroughs completely broke the backbone of SRH’s 244-run chase in a high-pressure knockout clash. Reflecting on his performance, Archer was satisfied with the collective bowling effort rather than just his figures. “Apart from the figures, I thought I bowled pretty alright. I think all of the guys bowled alright. We stuck to our plans, we stuck to our lengths, and we were rewarded tonight,” he said. His early strike against Abhishek Sharma, coming on the second ball of the innings, set the tone for the Royals in a crucial powerplay phase. “Usually, the team that gets the most wickets in the powerplay usually wins the game. So it’s a lot of pressure, but I take it on, and I do my best for the team,” Archer added. With the win, Rajasthan Royals are now just two victories away from lifting a second IPL title. They will face Gujarat Titans in Qualifier 2, with Royal Challengers Bengaluru already waiting in the final. Archer stressed the importance of staying focused and avoiding a late-season collapse, pointing to past examples of teams losing momentum after a strong start. “Every game at a time. I think we are at our peak, well, I don’t want to say peaking, and we’re going in the right direction at the right time. We don’t want what happened to Kings XI [PBKS] to happen to us. So I think we’re on the right path. Everyone chipping in every game, and that’s the important part,” he said. RR’s total was powered by a stunning counterattack from 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, who smashed 97 off just 29 balls, including 12 sixes and five fours, helping them post 244 on the board. Archer was full of praise for the teenager’s explosive knock. “It was very exciting. The more runs he (Sooryavanshi) scores, the more runs we have to defend. So he can go on and get 150, so it’s good for the boys when he gets a lot of runs,” he said. Rajasthan Royals will now meet Gujarat Titans in Qualifier 2 on Friday at the Maharaja Yadavindra International Stadium in New Chandigarh.



Source link

  • Related Posts

    ‘Used to run in the fields’: Mother Laxmi, wife Babita elated after Gulveer Singh’s silver at CWG 2026 – Watch | Commonwealth Games News

    Gulveer Singh (Image taken from X) India’s Gulveer Singh created history by winning the silver medal in the men’s 10,000m at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, becoming the first Indian to…

    ‘India ke liye ladne wala insaan’: Tributes pour in as Ajinkya Rahane retires | Cricket News

    Ajinkya Rahane (AFP Photo) Former and current Indian cricketers congratulated Ajinkya Rahane after the veteran batter announced his retirement from international cricket on Thursday. Rahane, in a video posted on…

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    You Missed

    ‘Used to run in the fields’: Mother Laxmi, wife Babita elated after Gulveer Singh’s silver at CWG 2026 – Watch | Commonwealth Games News

    ‘Used to run in the fields’: Mother Laxmi, wife Babita elated after Gulveer Singh’s silver at CWG 2026 – Watch | Commonwealth Games News

    ‘India ke liye ladne wala insaan’: Tributes pour in as Ajinkya Rahane retires | Cricket News

    ‘India ke liye ladne wala insaan’: Tributes pour in as Ajinkya Rahane retires | Cricket News

    Delhi Police Confirms Jantar Mantar Remains Open for Protests Amidst Rumors | India News

    Delhi Police Confirms Jantar Mantar Remains Open for Protests Amidst Rumors | India News

    Bhojshala complex row: SC asks government to provide nearby site for Friday namaz | India News

    Bhojshala complex row: SC asks government to provide nearby site for Friday namaz | India News

    Why Indian hockey team jersey changed from blue to saffron: Hockey India explains | Hockey News

    Why Indian hockey team jersey changed from blue to saffron: Hockey India explains | Hockey News

    Space for secular thought in Bangladesh has shrunk: Exiled writer Taslima Nasreen ahead of Kolkata return | India News

    Space for secular thought in Bangladesh has shrunk: Exiled writer Taslima Nasreen ahead of Kolkata return | India News