Patidar slammed a 54-ball 112 not out to single-handedly win the IPL Eliminator for RCB against LSG on Wednesday night.
It shows in his batting, you get the feeling that he is lazy but that is just his personality. "Lovely guy, hardworking with a shy personality. Watch out for him!," he said.
Two batters walked two different kinds of tightrope, and there was room for only one of them on the other side.
But Rahul - a T20 player capable of every shot, but also one with hardwired longer-format instincts - was batting on the evening of May 25, 2022, for a team that has had middle-order issues all season, and he was trying to win them a match in what he felt was the best possible way. On another day, the ball may have travelled a couple of yards either side of where it ended up, and eluded the fielder's fingertips. Rahul middled the ball, timing it reasonably well but not perfectly, getting a decent amount of power on the shot but not the elevation he desired to safely clear short fine leg. Patidar risked his wicket with every audacious shot he attempted, and the shots didn't look all that risky when they came off because he was batting in a bubble of pure timing. After that quiet period, Rahul, Hooda and Marcus Stoinis hit seven sixes in the space of four overs to bring the equation down to 41 off 18 balls. I think Harshal's two overs in the middle were what pushed us back a little bit, because he went I think two overs for seven or eight runs [eight runs], he didn't give away much, and he really changed his pace well. Patidar was on 59 off 34 when a top-edged swipe off Krunal Pandya ballooned and fell just wide of a diving Mohsin Khan at short third man. With that innings fresh in the mind, it was natural to make comparisons when Rahul was batting. Patidar was playing a blinder of an innings on a day when everything went his way. Patidar stood where he was and punched the ball, meeting it under his eyes with a vertical bat, making contact just as he shifted his weight from front foot to back. On a day like the one Patidar was having, however, it can feel like all you need to do is stand there, watch the ball, and let your instincts take over. Patidar's feet moved when they had to, but never more than strictly necessary, and the overwhelming sense that the innings radiated was of stillness.
Cricket News: On Wednesday, in the IPL Eliminator, Patidar hit a 54-ball 112 not out, which laid the foundation of Royal Challengers Bangalore's 14-run win ...
"I was busy after the 2021 IPL playing for my club. The last over of the powerplay when Krunal was bowling to me, my execution went fine then and I got confident afterwards. The wicket was pretty good and I played some good shots," he said.
Rajat Patidar's unbeaten 112 not out is the highest score by an uncapped player in the IPL knockouts history.
You should understand the excellence of the innings and appreciate as a cricketer to watch an innings like that,” said Kohli. He overtook Manish Pandey’s 94 from the final between Kolkata Knight Riders and Punjab Kings in IPL 2014 final. “I told him as well after the game as well that I have seen many impact innings and many innings under pressure over so many years.
Matthew Hayden said Rajat Patidar did what Rajasthan Royals skipper Sanju Samson could not do in the Qualifier 1 match against Gujarat Titans and that is to ...
Simply superb innings,” said Hayden on Star Sports after the match. Rajat Patidar earned plaudits from the who's who of cricket after he became the first uncapped player to hit a century in an IPL playoff match. "Today was a special day. His hundred was one of the best I have seen in the IPL," said Faf du Plessis in a post-match presentation. Hayden said Patidar did what Rajasthan Royals skipper Sanju Samson could not do in the Qualifier 1 match against Gujarat Titans and that is to build on the blistering start and notch up a signficant score by batting long. - Matthew Hayden said Rajat Patidar did what Rajasthan Royals skipper Sanju Samson could not do in the Qualifier 1 match against Gujarat Titans and that is to build on the blistering start and notch up a signficant score by batting long.
Rajat Patidar's mind-boggling 112 off just 54 balls led RCB to a 14-run win on Wednesday as debutants LSG were eliminated from IPL 2022.
"My focus was about cashing in on the opportunity and looked to play with the straight bat and time it. Single, dot and dot off the last three balls from Harshal. "I have been timing the ball and that was the focus, instead of powering the ball. I wasn't picked up in the auction but was involved in my practice and that helped," he said. He explained how the over against Krunal helped him realise that he was in for a big innings. He completed his fifty in 28 balls and and got to his maiden IPL hundred in just 49 balls.
With no major cricketing events scheduled in the country during the Indian Premier League (IPL), Patidar's family wanted to make use of the break he got ...
"I was concerned and asked him why he was not picked, but he was not perturbed. Even when he was a kid, he used to be disciplined and focussed. But as he didn't find a buyer, a decision was made to solemnise the marriage in May. "He was really not worried. Madhya Pradesh will take on Punjab in the fourth quarter final of the Ranji Trophy which is scheduled from June 6 to 10. The plan was to get him married on May 9.
IPL 2022: Maharashtra batter Rajat Patidar had his wedding date set after he went unsold at the mega auction in February. However, the 28-year-old received ...
The Madhya Pradesh batter, who has played 39 first-class match, 43 List A games and 38 T20s so far, has hit 275 runs in 7 matches for RCB at a staggering strike rate of over 156. "The marriage was not supposed to be a grand affair, so we didn't get invitation cards printed. The Royal Challengers Bangalore batter hit 112 not out from just 54 balls in a stunning display of fearless big-hitting against Lucknow Super Giants in the Eliminator.
Patidar, a top-order batter from Madhya Pradesh who was drafted into the side midway through the tournament as an injury replacement for Luvnith Sisodia, came ...
Even during these difficult times arising out of Covid-19, we continue to remain committed to keeping you informed and updated with credible news, authoritative views and incisive commentary on topical issues of relevance. The best thing is we have one day and then we play again the day after tomorrow. "The innings I had played till now (in the tournament), it was played till 14-15 overs. It didn't matter to me if I had played a few dot balls initially and had the trust that I could cover up for it if I stayed at the wicket for long. Patidar, a top-order batter from Madhya Pradesh who was drafted into the side midway through the tournament as an injury replacement for Luvnith Sisodia, came to Bangalore's rescue after Faf Du Plessis fell for a golden duck. You should understand the excellence of the innings and appreciate as a cricketer to watch an innings like that," said Kohli in a post-match chat video with Patidar uploaded on IPL website.
Patidar hit 12 fours and 7 sixes during his stunning unbeaten 54-ball knock of 112.
and at Eden Gardens, in front of packed stands, in RCB’s biggest game of the season so far, he produced one of the all-time great playoff batting efforts. But by that point he had already played a blinder and the three-figure mark was the icing on the cake. He received two reprieves from LSG fielders, once in the 70s and once in the 90s.
Rajat Patidar produced arguably one of the greatest playoff innings of all time by smashing an unbeaten 112 off just 54 balls to lead Royal Challengers ...
That is the most scored by any team in this period of a match in the 2022 season. Patidar's 112 not out is also the fourth highest score ever in the playoffs. Rajat Patidar produced a blinder of an innings on a day when Royal Challengers Bangalore's (RCB) big guns failed to fire.
All the stats highlights from the Eliminator, such as most hundreds in an IPL season, another 600-plus IPL for KL Rahul, and more.
400 - Runs scored between Royal Challengers and Super Giants in Kolkata, the third-highest aggregate for an IPL playoff game. 5 - Hundreds in anIPL playoff matchincluding Rajat Patidar's unbeaten 112 against Lucknow Super Giants on Wednesday. Patidar is the first centurion for Royal Challengers Bangalore in the playoffs. These are thejoint-mosthundreds in an IPL edition, levelling with 2016.
The batter went unsold in the mega-auction but never lost hope; his magnificent ton in the IPL Eliminator was reward for his patience and hard work.
He has got a beautiful time and my best wishes are with him for the future,” Ojha, a former India cricketer, said. “He is a hardworking boy and once he got into the grove, he emerged as one of the best MP batter in all formats. He is a genuine talent,” the veteran administrator said. I requested the MPCA selectors to give him a fair chance and eventually, he could prove his mettle,” Jagdale said. From being a discard, Patidar has emerged as one of the batting mainstays for his State team and has so far featured in 39 first-class games, amassing 2,588 runs. “I had written a note to them, mentioning about Rajat and Kuldeep. I watched them during the one-dayers and suggested the team that they be picked, however, that never happened. Since then, it has been a tough journey for him as he had to battle injuries and then cement his place,” Bundela said. It was really good to see two students making their presence felt in the IPL. God has been really kind that Rajat played such a wonderful knock,” Khurasiya said. Barely a couple of days after the mega-auction, he called up Devendra Bundela - former Madhya Pradesh captain, coach and one of the stalwarts of domestic cricket - to pick his brains. If you get disillusioned with the current state of affairs by outside sectors, then you will miss out when the opportunity comes…” he said. Patidar, who loves keeping a low-profile, followed Bundela’s advise and ensured that he worked hard in the nets. “He had a set routine and even after going unsold in the auction, he made it a point to show same sincerity and dedication during practice sessions.
Little-known Patidar from Indore slammed a 54-ball 112 not out to single-handedly win the IPL Eliminator for Royal Challengers Bangalore on Wednesday night.
It shows in his batting, you get the feeling that he is lazy but that is just his personality. "Lovely guy, hardworking with a shy personality. Watch out for him!," he said.
Josh Hazlewood stars with the ball after Rajat Patidar's stunning unbeaten century as Bangalore eliminate Lucknow Super Giants.
Patidar was dropped twice and the 28-year-old took advantage, bringing up his century in 49 balls with a massive six over midwicket which brought the crowd and his teammates in the dugout to their feet. Patidar was the toast of Bangalore, the right-hander from Madhya Pradesh having only joined Bangalore as a replacement midway into the IPL after missing out in the original draft. A sensational century from the unheralded Rajat Patidar powered Royal Challengers Bangalore to a 14-run victory over Lucknow Super Giants in the Indian Premier League eliminator
Batter remained unfazed even when RCB had lost their former captain Virat Kohli and game-changer Glenn Maxwell.
“Such is his level of determination and ability to adjust that he can cut down on aerial strokes altogether and just hit along the ground. And Rajat seems to be having that in abundance,” former chief selector MSK Prasad told The Telegraph on Thursday. But what appeared to be one of the biggest plus points for the 28-year-old top-order batsman from Madhya Pradesh is that he remained unfazed even when RCB had lost their former captain Virat Kohli and game-changer Glenn Maxwell in quick succession.