As the IPL 2025 season nears its decisive stages, the tension is high, the stakes are higher, but for Punjab Kings’ rising star Musheer Khan, there’s still room for swagger and style. In a lighthearted yet skillful moment during a practice session at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur, Musheer turned heads when he boldly declared, “Scoop marunga,” and then followed it up with a perfectly timed scoop shot.
The Punjab Kings are set to face the Delhi Capitals in a crucial clash on May 24, 2025, at 7:30 PM, and all eyes are on the young talents like Musheer who could make the difference. But moments like these show that Musheer isn’t just here to survive at the highest level; he’s here to entertain and dominate.
Punjab Kings’ camp has looked energized ahead of the tie, with team spirit running high. The “scoop shot” moment quickly made the rounds on social media, symbolizing the fearless brand of cricket PBKS is striving for under their current leadership.
RR Vs PBKS, IPL 2025, Match 59: Punjab Kings Survive Late Scare To Seal 10-Run Win Over Rajasthan Royals In Jaipur
Punjab Kings held their nerve to clinch a thrilling 10-run victory over Rajasthan Royals in a high-scoring IPL 2025 clash at the iconic Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur. The afternoon encounter, which began at 3:30 PM, saw fireworks from both teams, but it was Punjab who ultimately walked away with two crucial points.
Punjab Kings made full use of the batting-friendly conditions, posting a formidable 219/5 in their 20 overs. Nehal Wadhera played a standout knock, smashing 70 runs off just 37 balls, including 5 boundaries and 5 sixes, displaying both finesse and power. He was ably supported by Shashank Singh, who accelerated the innings further with a quickfire 59 off 30 balls, striking 5 fours and 3 sixes. Rajasthan Royals struggled to contain the flow of runs, but Tushar Deshpande emerged as their most effective bowler, finishing with figures of 2/37 in his four overs, providing key breakthroughs at crucial moments.
In response, Rajasthan Royals mounted a spirited chase. Yashasvi Jaiswal gave them a blistering start, hammering 50 off 25 balls with 9 boundaries and a six. Later, Dhruv Jurel anchored the middle overs with a composed 53 off 31 balls, including 3 fours and 4 sixes, giving RR hope deep into the innings. However, Punjab’s bowling unit held firm under pressure. Harpreet Brar turned the match in Punjab’s favor with a brilliant spell of left-arm spin, taking 3/22 in his 4 overs. His dismissal of key batters, including Riyan Parag, derailed RR’s momentum during the crucial death overs.
