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RCB’s Record-Breaking Run: Jitesh Sharma Channels Dhoni, Kohli Hits 9K, and Pant’s Farewell Century in IPL 2025 Thriller

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In a match that had more twists than a Bollywood thriller, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) pulled off a sensational six-wicket victory over Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) in Match 70 of IPL 2025.

Chasing a daunting target of 228, RCB’s performance was a cocktail of record-breaking feats, emotional farewells, and cricketing masterclasses.

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Pant’s Swan Song: A Century to Remember

Rishabh Pant, in what was speculated to be his final IPL appearance, decided to exit the stage with a bang.

Scoring an unbeaten 118 off just 61 balls, Pant’s innings was a blend of finesse and power, featuring 11 fours and 8 sixes.

It’s as if he wanted to ensure that the cricketing world would remember his name long after the curtains fell.

Jitesh Sharma: The New Finisher in Town

Enter Jitesh Sharma, RCB’s stand-in captain, who seemed to have taken a leaf out of MS Dhoni’s playbook.

With an explosive 85* off 33 balls, Sharma not only led his team to victory but also broke a record previously held by Dhoni himself. His innings was a masterclass in finishing, leaving fans and pundits alike in awe.

Kohli’s Milestone: 9000 and Counting

Virat Kohli, the ever-reliable stalwart of RCB, added another feather to his illustrious cap by becoming the first cricketer to score 9,000 T20 runs for a single franchise.

His 54-run contribution in this match was pivotal, anchoring the innings and setting the stage for the fireworks that followed.

RCB’s Record-Breaking Chase

Chasing 228, RCB achieved the highest successful run chase in IPL history, surpassing their previous best and etching their name in the record books.

The victory was not just about the numbers; it was about the statement they made—RCB is here to conquer.

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LSG’s Bowling Woes

While LSG’s batting was commendable, their bowling left much to be desired. Despite setting a formidable target, their bowlers failed to contain RCB’s onslaught. It’s a classic case of so close, yet so far.

Match 70 of IPL 2025 was more than just a game; it was a spectacle. From Pant’s emotional century to Sharma’s record-breaking finish and Kohli’s monumental milestone, the match had it all. As RCB marches into the playoffs with momentum on their side, fans can only wait with bated breath for what comes next.

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