Dhruv Jurel’s Brilliant Stumping Sends Cameron Green Back in RR vs KKR Match

Dhruv Jurel executed a brilliant stumping off Ravi Bishnoi to dismiss Cameron Green as KKR slipped to 37/3 chasing 156 in the ongoing match.

Rajasthan Royals picked a crucial wicket in the IPL 2026 match against Kolkata Knight Riders. Dhruv Jurel removed Cameron Green with a sharp stumping, leaving KKR at 37/3 while chasing 156.

Bishnoi bowled a googly down the leg side as Green stepped out to attack. The ball spun further after pitching, making the shot difficult. Dhruv Jurel reacted quickly behind the stumps despite limited visibility. He moved left, collected the ball cleanly, and broke the stumps with a quick one-handed flick. Green had stepped too far out and could not get back in time. The third umpire confirmed the dismissal.

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The wicket came at an important moment as Green looked ready to accelerate. KKR slipped further under pressure at 37/3.

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THAT’s SOME STUMPING! 🤯

🎥 Dhruv Jurel off balance & diving away from the stumps but hits the target 🎯

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In the first innings, Kolkata Knight Riders used spin effectively to restrict Rajasthan Royals to 155/9. Varun Chakravarthy and Sunil Narine led the effort, sharing 5 wickets and controlling the middle overs.

Rajasthan started strongly and reached 63/0 in the power play. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi dominated the pace attack early. The game changed once KKR introduced spin. Narine removed Jaiswal and later dismissed Donovan Ferreira. Chakravarthy then took key wickets, including Sooryavanshi for 46, marking his 200th T20 wicket. Rajasthan slipped from a strong position to 124/5 by the 16th over.

Chakravarthy finished with 3/14, while Narine returned 2/26. The pair slowed scoring and built pressure.

Shimron Hetmyer and Riyan Parag tried to stabilize the innings but could not accelerate. Kartik Tyagi picked 3/22 and cleared the lower order, limiting Rajasthan to 155.