Kolkata Knight Rider Pacer Vaibhav Arora presented the championship of the match against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025.

Vaibhav Arora is so good for Hyderabad Suns in the match against Kolkata Cavaliers. The fast bowler made outstanding efforts on the ball and played for his team, helping them win the second game in 80 games.

Vaibhav Arora brings his team to the start of the ball

Vaibhav Arora took the start of the flight from the ball, defending 201 games while choosing the wickets of Travis Head and Ishan Kishan. The pacemaker wielded the ball well and put a huge pressure on the Hyderabad sunrisers from the outset.

When he gave the team a start to fly, he made sure to present another key blow to his team in the final stages. Vaibhav Arora went on to remove Heinrich Klaasen from the coffin in the 15th in the second round, which was the last nail in the coffin.

Vaibhav Arora played a short ball and shone on Heinrich Klaasen when he looked to pull. He didn’t get the proper connection as the ball grabbed the edge of the top and headed towards the square leg where Moeen Ali was stationed.

Moeen Ali took a lad, but it was breathtaking that Vaibhav Arora’s reaction after Heinrich Klaasen left. Kolkata Knight Rider’s pacemaker raised the death gaze of the Sunriser’s batsman as he walked back to the pavilion.

Watch: Vaibhav Arora gazes at Heinrich Klaasen’s death after removing him

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Vaibhav Arora is a pitcher for Kolkata Cavaliers riders. He returned with a 3/29 number as the defending champion tied Sunrisers Hyderabad together, ran together in just 120 runs, completed the 17 races and completed the race at two important angles to move to fifth place on the table.

We plan to do this in our meeting based on who the batter is – Vaibhav Arora

Vaibhav Arora was awarded the match due to his performance. The pacemaker talked about his preparations as an influencer, saying he evaluated the role of the court outside. He also talked about the importance of bowling officers and referees. He also revealed that they plan to prepare for different batsmen in the meeting. After the game, he said:

“I prepared myself to come in as a number of impacts. I evaluate the performance of the court outside, whether it is a swing, whether the ball is held or not.

“Yorkers and Cutters are important in the fifth and sixth quarters because the ball won’t swing at that time. We plan to be in the meeting depending on who the batsman is and whether he may be held accountable.”

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