RRvsRCB, IPL 2026 : RAJAT PATIDAR ने कप्तानी में की ये गलती, VAIBHAV को ऐसे रोका जा सकता है?

Rajasthan Royals delivered a statement victory by chasing down a massive 202-run target against Royal Challengers Bangalore in just 18 overs, winning the match by 6 wickets. While RCB posted a strong total of 201/8, what followed was pure domination from one of the most exciting young talents in cricket today — Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. At just 15 years of age, Vaibhav played an unbelievable knock of 78 runs in 26 balls, smashing 7 sixes and 8 fours, completely dismantling the RCB bowling attack. His fearless approach turned a high-pressure chase into a one-sided contest. Rahul Rawat highlighted how this young star has already taken on some of the biggest names in world cricket, showing no respect for reputation and attacking every bowler with confidence. From experienced pacers to top international names, Vaibhav’s aggressive batting has made him a nightmare for fast bowlers. Even though Dhruv Jurel anchored the innings brilliantly with an unbeaten 81 and ensured the victory, the spotlight remained firmly on Vaibhav, whose explosive hitting changed the momentum of the match completely. Vikrant Gupta made a powerful statement, saying that decades later people will remember witnessing Vaibhav’s brilliance at such a young age. He compared the situation to early cricket eras where fans missed seeing legends grow, but in Vaibhav’s case, everyone is witnessing greatness live. He also pointed out that while Rajasthan Royals’ bowling unit is performing well, Vaibhav’s dominance is overshadowing everything else. According to him, if Vaibhav had stayed a bit longer, a century in just 30–35 balls looked inevitable. There were also major questions raised on RCB’s strategy. A key turning point came when a crucial over was given to the wrong bowler instead of a more experienced option, allowing Vaibhav to completely take control and break the game open. This match also highlighted Rajasthan Royals’ incredible batting strength, with three match-winners — Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Yashasvi Jaiswal, and Dhruv Jurel — all dominati