IPL 2022 Rajasthan Skipper Sanju Samson becomes RCB leg spinner Wanindu Hasarangas Bunny Sri lankan spinner dismiss kerala player 5th time | IPL 2022: Sanju wins Hasaranga Balikera hill; This is the fifth time he has beaten a Sri Lankan player

Mumbai : Some bowlers may have regular batsmen in front of them. England’s Alex Stewart has been ruled out 14 times in front of Shane Warne. In addition, another Englishman, Nasser Hussain, has been involved in Warne’s spin magic 11 times. Similarly, Malayalee batsman Sanju Samson has a bowler who goes fast.

Sanju’s Balikera Hill is the Vanindu Hasaranga of Sri Lanka. This is not the first time that Sanju Hasaranga has been caught in the spin zone. Today, on April 26, Rajasthan Royals added another match to the Royal Challengers’ title, beating Sanju five times in front of Hasaranga. The Sri Lankan has dropped Sanju into the dressing room five times out of the six matches in which the two players have faced each other.

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Wanindu Hasaranga strikes as #RCB pick theth wicket. #RR lose their captain Sanju Samson.

Live – https://t.co/fVgVgn1vUG #RCBvRR #TATAIPL pic.twitter.com/C8XiA5aDGI

— IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) April 26, 2022

Let’s take a look at the figures between the two players

Sanju and Hasaranga have played six matches in a row. Hasaranga himself dismissed Sanju five times. In these 5 matches, Sanju scored only 18 runs against the Sri Lankan. Ten of these runs are from today’s match.

In today’s match, Sanju, who faced 23 balls from Hasaranga, bowled 16 dots. He scored only three boundaries in total. Sanju hit one six and four fours in the last match and another four today.

Two of these four wickets will be played during India’s 2021 tour of Sri Lanka. In one of the matches, the Rajasthan skipper had to concede just two runs off 10 balls in front of Hasaranga.

In today’s match against RCB too, Sanju was bowled by Hasaranga. The Malayalee player came out bowling that too. In today’s match against RCB, he returned to the pavilion with 27 runs off 21 balls, including a four and three sixes.

Meanwhile, Rajasthan, who have been in good form this season, missed today’s match. When the forward line collapsed, Ryan Parag’s half-century helped the first IPL champions reach a defensive score in the fall. Rajasthan scored 144 for eight in the allotted overs. Parag hit 56 off 31 balls with three fours and four sixes. Mohammad Siraj, Josh Hesselwood and Hasaranga took two wickets each for RCB. Harshal Patel took another wicket.

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