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The Rajasthan Royals team made a brilliant start in the Indian Premier League 2023 tournament. Rajasthan scored 203 for 5 against Sunrisers Hyderabad. After this, Rajasthan, who came out to bowl, their experienced fast bowler Trent Boult took two wickets in the first over to advance the match.

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Three batsmen completed half-centuries to give Rajasthan a huge score in this match. Chasing a big challenge for victory, Hyderabad needed a good start. However, they failed to make such a start. Boult bowled the third ball yorker after the first two balls were well pitched. Abhishek Sharma was completely shocked and shocked. Then on the fifth ball, Rahul Tripathi came forward and tried to hit him. However, an outside edge was caught by Jason Holder, who was standing at slip, to his left. Boult bowled this over to give Rajasthan a dream start. He achieved this feat for the second time in his IPL career.

Earlier, considering the first innings of the match, Rajasthan grabbed the opportunity with both hands after getting the chance to bat first. The opening pair of Jos Buttler and Yashasvi Jaiswal gave Rajasthan a whirlwind opening of 85 runs in 6 overs. Both scored 54 runs each. After that, captain Sanju Samson also completed his half-century. In the end, Hetmyer played some big shots to take Rajasthan past the 200-run mark.

(Trent Boult Double Strike In First Over Against SRH In IPL 2023)

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