On Team’s Early Struggles, EX-Rajasthan Royals Star Robin Uthappa’s Concerning Verdict: “Seems a bit thin …”

Former India WicketKeper-Batter Robin Uthepa Feels that Rajasthan Royals (RR) Need to Reflect on their Auction Strategy and Analyse their shortcomings affooring after suffering back-to-to-to-back defeats in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 Season. Rajasthan Lost to Sunrisers Hyderabad in his Opening Fixture Before Facing Their Second Straight Deeat Against Defending Champions Kolkata Riders (Kkr) Despite Adding 14 Players of their choice in last year mega auction in jeddah, the jaipur-based franchise have not found the right the right balance in the playing 11 so far.

Compared to their batting line-up that features the likes of Indian stars Sanju Samson, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Dhruv Jurel and Riyan Parag, Rajasthan Fall Short in the BOWLING DEPARGGLING JOPARGGLING JOFRAGLING JOFRAGLING And Sandeep Sharma.

Archer conceded the most expensive spell in ipl history when he was hammered for 76 runs in his four overs Against Sunrisers Hyderabad.

“They’ll need to reflex on their auction strategy and analyse what they might have lost. Sandeep Sharma and Jofra Archer. Howeveer, it’s important to consider that Jofra Archer is returning to regular cricket after a hiatus of over and a half year. Challenges that has taken a toll on his body.

Uthappa further added that Jaiswal Missed The Oportunity to Play a big Knock after getting out on 29 as rajasthan only posted 151/9 after being asked to bat first in guwahati.

“This was an opoportus for him to take on the responsibility and guide his team through. We see today, especially with the impact player allowing teams to field up to eigh specialist batters, plus an all-rounder, effectively giving them nine batting options. Batters have the freedom to attack, but reading the conditions and match situation is crucial.

Chasing 152, Quinton de kock’s unbeated 97 lacade with eight fours and Six Sixes was enough to take the side over the line and secure a comfortable eight-page.

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