Rajasthan Royals vs Chennai Super Kings Playing 11: The 37th match of IPL-2023 is being played in Jaipur between four-time champion team Chennai Super Kings and former winner Rajasthan Royals (CSK vs RR). In this match, Rajasthan captain Sanju Samson won the toss and invited Chennai to bat first. Meanwhile, a player’s dream of joining the playing-11 was shattered again.

Dhoni did Not Change Playing-11

Rajasthan Royals captain Sanju Samson won the toss and chose fielding first at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur. Chennai Super Kings captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni did not make any changes in the playing-11. A player’s heart is broken again. The player being mentioned is none other than young pacer Rajvardhan Hangekar. Rajvardhan has been given a chance in 2 matches so far in the season.

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CSK Captain Dhoni also Gave a Statement About the Bowlers After Losing the Toss

CSK captain Dhoni also gave a statement about the bowlers after losing the toss. He said, ‘The pace is looking good on this pitch but the average bounce is a little less. We are trying to build character in our team (bowlers) and make them believe in themselves. With this, Dhoni has made it clear that by giving opportunities to the bowlers, their confidence is being increased.

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Amazing in First Match, then Flop

Rajvardhan played his first match in the season against Gujarat Titans. In that match of the season played in Ahmedabad, this 20-year-old pacer performed amazingly and took 3 wickets. He also looted 36 runs. After this, in the next match against Lucknow Supergiants, Rajvardhan could not show anything amazing and could not take any wicket after scoring 24 runs. Then Captain Dhoni has kept him out of the playing-11 till now.

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Who is Rajvardhan

Rajvardhan Hangergekar has played in the Under-19 World Cup. He represents Maharashtra in domestic cricket. Born in Tuljapur, this right-arm pacer has played 4 first class and 13 List A matches so far in his career. He has taken 13 wickets in first class cricket while he has 25 wickets in first class cricket. In his overall T20 career so far, Raj has taken 8 wickets in 10 matches.