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Rasikh Dar Takes Down Travis Head with a Stunning Yorker

Tshering Dorji · · 2 min read
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Rasikh Dar Takes Down Travis Head with a Stunning Yorker

Death bowling in the powerplay is a challenging task, but Rasikh Dar made it look easy as he dismissed Travis Head with a dream delivery. The young star from Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) bowled a perfect yorker that rattled the stumps of the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) opener.

The delivery was a masterpiece, with the ball clocking around 135 kmph and landing in the perfect area of the pitch. Travis Head, who was in good form and looking to score another half-century, was outclassed by Rasikh Dar’s exceptional skills. The left-handed batter departed after scoring 26 off 16, leaving SRH down by one wicket for 45 runs in 4 overs.

The Celebration

Rasikh Dar’s celebration was a special one, as he pumped up his fists in joy. His teammates, including Virat Kohli, were equally thrilled with the dismissal. The energy in the stadium was electric, with the RCB fans cheering on their team.

Watch the video of the perfect yorker here:

Match Update

SRH was 45/1 after 4 overs, with Travis Head’s wicket being the first to fall. The match was heating up, with both teams looking to gain the upper hand. Stay tuned for more updates from the match.

  • Rasikh Dar’s bowling skills were on full display as he took down Travis Head with a perfect yorker.
  • The delivery was clocked at around 135 kmph and landed in the perfect area of the pitch.
  • Travis Head was in good form and looking to score another half-century before being dismissed by Rasikh Dar.
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Tshering Dorji

Tshering Dorji is a senior sports journalist at Kuensel, Bhutan’s national newspaper, and the country’s most consistent chronicler of cricket’s quiet rise in the Himalayan kingdom. A graduate of Sherubtse College, he began his storytelling career covering traditional archery before turning his focus to cricket, a sport that slowly found a foothold in Bhutanese schools and valleys. Tshering now documents every step of Bhutan’s journey in ICC Associate cricket, from World Cricket League fixtures to age-group development tournaments. His writing is known for its warmth and precision, particularly in exploring the unique challenge of playing spin bowling at altitude and the dedication of local coaches. A winner of the Bhutan National Press Freedom Award, Tshering is also a strong advocate for youth sport and uses his platform to amplify the stories of athletes from cricket’s newest frontiers. He remains committed to ensuring that Bhutanese cricket is seen and heard on the global stage.