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The Eliminator of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 is scheduled between Rajasthan Royals (RR) and Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) at Narendra Modi Stadium on Wednesday, May 22. This match is anticipated to be a captivating showdown as both teams compete for advancement. With high stakes involved, spectators can anticipate an intense battle on the cricket field.
As the curtains fall on IPL 2024, anticipation among fans is palpable. Adding to the thrill, a mesmerizing video showcasing Yuzvendra Chahal and Trent Boult from the RR team have set social media abuzz. Shared on ‘X,’ the video has quickly garnered immense traction, igniting the passion of cricket aficionados across the globe.
Trent Boult’s hilarious act
In the video, Boult, renowned for his fiery pace and impeccable bowling, surprises viewers with a comedic twist as he dons wicket-keeper gear and tries his hand at the role. Entitled “The Boult, full-time wicket-taker and part-time wicket-keeper,” the clip captures a light-hearted moment straight from the Royals’ inner sanctum.
Here is the video:
The Boult, full-time wicket-taker and part time wicket-keeper 🔥😂 pic.twitter.com/mA73Uwdkl1
— Rajasthan Royals (@rajasthanroyals) May 20, 2024
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Boult’s remarkable IPL journey
Trent Boult stepped onto the IPL stage in 2015, donning the colours of Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH). In 2018, his talent caught the eye of Delhi Capitals (DC), where he showcased his prowess. Subsequently, Mumbai Indians (MI) secured his services before releasing him in 2021. The following year saw RR acquire Boult, witnessing his remarkable bowling display in the IPL.
Across his IPL journey spanning 101 matches, the left-arm pacer has scalped 117 wickets at an impressively low economy rate of 8. Moreover, he boasts a memorable four-wicket haul in the tournament.
The New Zealand cricketer boasts an impressive international record, having participated in 249 matches and claiming 602 wickets across various formats, including a remarkable 16 five-wicket haul.