Shreyas Iyer’s Big Act Goes Viral After Getting Subbed Out During Rajasthan Royals vs Punjab Kings Game

The Punjab Kings skipper, Shreyas Iyer, was underpinned during the rounds during the 2025 match IPL against the Royals of Rajasthan on Sunday. Shreyas, who suffered from a finger injury, was abandoned after marked 30 on 25 deliveries, did not at all on the field during the bowling of Pbks. Although Shreyas was not on the ground, that did not prevent the striker of the Indian cricket team from getting involved. During the match, he was seen having a conversation with Fielders on the limit line and even helping the Shashank Singh stand-in skipper with the configuration of the field. PBKS ended up winning the meeting with 10 points.

Shreyas Iyer regularly gives contributions to rope players

– Injured but all given for his team.

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– 𝑨𝒏𝒖𝒓𝒂𝒏 (@ anurandey_7) May 18, 2025

The left -handed spinner, Harpreet Brar, launched a shooting spell after Nehal Wadhera and Shashank Singh made deadly messages while the Kings of Punjab approached a place in IPL qualifying series with a 10 -point victory on the Royals of Rajasthan here on Sunday.

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– • (@Huserlame) May 18, 2025

BRAR, who came as a substitute for the skipper Shreyas Iyer – perhaps badly because of extreme heat – was introduced into the fifth and the left arm spinner left with an impressive 3/22 in four overs, helping the pbks to restrict RR at 209/7 in the pursuit of 220.

The Punjab team had previously carried out 219 for five circumscribes on an invainu on 59 discounts out of 30 deliveries (5×4, 3×6) by Shashank and Wadhera (70, 37b, 5×4, 5×6).

With this victory, PBKS (NRR: +0.38) climbed to 17 points and they are second on the table behind the Royal Challengers Bengaluru leaders (17 points, +0.48) on the difference in net execution rate.

The side trained by Ponting Ricky needs only one point to guarantee a place in the playoffs for the first time since 2014.

BRAR, who mixed his angles, his trajectory and his rhythm with precision, played a big role there.

His Clésens included the 14 -year sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi (40 out of 15; 4×4, 4×6) and the Indian opener Yashasvi Jaiswal, who had launched a brutal assault in advance with his (50 out of 24).

Together, they stole the blocks with a 76 -point stand in just 4.1 overs. Azmatullah Omarzai (2/44) then won a double blow, returning the Sanju Samson skipper (20 out of 16) and Shimron Hetmyer (11 out of 12), while RR’s prosecution lost steam.

Dhruv Jurel (53 out of 31 balls; 3×4, 4×6) struck the shape to mark his second fifty of the season, but he became vain while Marco Jansen (2/41 in three Overs) deleted it and Wanindu hazaanga in successive bullets in the last plus to finish their pursuit.

(With PTI entries)