After Shane Warne, Rajasthan Royals took the team to the final

RR placed themselves in the top two in the group stage and left no stone unturned in the second qualifier after losing to David Miller in the first qualifier. They beat RCB comfortably by 7 wickets to seal their place for the final where they will once again face the same team of Gujarat Titans who are missing sixes from the opposition. With this, Sanju Samson has become the second player after the great Shane Warne to take the Rajasthan Royals team to the final.

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It was not easy to digest the loss against Gujarat Titans

Although the atmosphere in the dressing room of Rajasthan Royals was not very good a few days back, they lost to Gujarat Titans and they had to struggle hard to get the ticket for the final match, but they retaliated in their style and today the result is everyone. is in front. After the match, Sanju Samson said, “It was not easy to digest the loss against Gujarat Titans but due to a great teamwork we were able to beat RCB.

Jos Buttler hits record equaling fourth century

Samson says, it is very normal to have ups and downs in a competition like IPL, we have seen the face of defeat in some games. We knew how to come back and we did it very well. Sanju told that he wrapped up the batsmen of RCB very well. Also the toss was important as the wicket was playing completely differently in the first and second innings. During this, Jos Buttler scored a record equaling fourth century, which has come in a single season of IPL. He played an unbeaten 106 off 60 balls to take Rajasthan Royals very close to winning their second IPL title.

I am very grateful for a player like Jose – Samson

Sanju said in praise of Jose, “Very grateful for a player like Jose, and the way he is batting, touch-wood, we have one more game to go.”

Sanju recalled when RR won the title in the very first season of IPL. He said that he was playing an Under-16 game in Kerala in 2008 and watched the first IPL final with his friends.

I vaguely remember when Warne and Tanvir took that run in 2008

He said, “I was very young and this was the first IPL season and I remember playing an under-16 game somewhere in Kerala, and I remember watching the final game with my friends, and remembering when the last run was being scored, Where Shane Warne and Sohail Tanveer were running for runs, it was a very faint memory that I have.”