Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) wicketkeeper-batter Jitesh Sharma obtained a hostile ship off from the Chennai Tremendous Kings (CSK) followers after he was dismissed of their IPL 2025 match on Friday. For the unversed, Jitesh had taken a jibe at CSK and their followers forward of the IPL 2025 conflict. In a video shared by RCB, Jitesh was requested to share his views on Chennai. In response, Jitesh began singing the viral tune “Dosa, Idly, Sambar, Chutney” in an exaggerated tone.
CSK followers received their revenge on Jitesh after he was dismissed by Noor Ahmad. As he was strolling again to the dressing, the DJ on the MA Chidambaram Stadium performed the identical viral tune, leaving the group in full ecstasy.
DJ taking part in ‘Dosa, Sambhar, Chutney, Chutney’ when Jitesh Sharma received out. pic.twitter.com/cTBde6hFB2
— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) March 28, 2025
Nevertheless, it was Jitesh who had the final snigger as RCB thumped CSK by 50 runs within the match.
Australian seamer Hazlewood, who completed with 3-21 in his 4 overs, and skipper Rajat Patidar’s 32-ball 51, sealed Bengaluru’s snug victory.
Patidar, who’s hoping to drive his manner into the India T20 staff, was well-supported by teammates with openers Phil Salt and Virat Kohli each making scores within the thirties in a complete of 196-7.
Chasing 197, Chennai wilted regardless of a late cameo by veteran MS Dhoni who clubbed 30 runs off 16 balls, batting low down at 9 within the order.
Chennai misplaced early wickets to Hazlewood and India veteran Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who completed with 1-20 in his three overs.
Hazlewood eliminated Rahul Tripathi (5) and Chennai skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad (0) within the second over of the innings.
Deepak Hooda (4) was then dismissed by Kumar within the fifth over to depart the house staff reeling at 26-3.
Yash Dayal took 2-18 in his three overs with England’s Liam Livingstone ending with 2-28 in 4 overs of spin.
India duo Ravindra Jadeja (25) and Shivam Dube (19) put up some resistance earlier than Chennai limped to 146-8.
Patidar stated his “was a vital (innings). We had been focusing on 200 as a result of that would not be straightforward to chase” in Chennai.
“My objective was clear that so long as I used to be there, I might maximise each ball.”
Patidar stated that Hazlewood’s spell “was game-changing as a result of we received two-three wickets within the first six overs”.
(With AFP Inputs)
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