Romario Shepherd’s explosive batting in the last two of the first entries helped the real Bengaluru (RCB) challenges to ensure a close two -run victory over Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in an exciting game of the Premier League of the Premier League (IPL) 2025 in the Minnaswamy Stadium.

In the last second, Shepherd went after Khaleel Ahmed and broke 33 races, completely dominating the other. In the final final, Matheesha Pathirana tried to control the score, but Shepherd fed 20 races more than only five balls, taking Bengaluru to the Royal Challengers to a large total of 213 for 5.

Shepherd remained undefeated in 53 of only 14 balls, hitting the second fifty in the history of IPL. His late outbreak made the difference and helped RCB win a closed game against CSK.

Shepherd takes the most of the long -awaited opportunity

Speaking in the presentation after the game after winning the game player award, Romario Shepherd said he had been waiting for his chance for a long time and finally had the opportunity to hit. I wanted to make the most of it and help the team finish well, which is exactly what he did.

Speaking of his power that hits, Shepherd explained that it comes from its strong base and the way it swings the bat. He also shared that Tim David had advised him to maintain his shape while he was swinging, since the ball grabbed a little on the surface. That advice worked, and Shepherd’s quiet approach helped him finish the tickets with style.

“Today I had my chance. I was waiting for a long time, I finally went out to bat, I wanted to give the team a good ending.

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Shepherd explained that in the first games, the team was fighting like a batting unit. It was then that the RCB bat coach Dansh Karthik intervened and guided them with training and focused tips, which really helped and showed results in the game.

“The first two games we were failing as a batting unit. DK took us and gave us a specific job, it was worth it. I wasn’t thinking about a score, I was thinking of a ball and tried to hit every ball for four or six,” he added.

Shepherd’s undefeated blow of only 14 balls was a powerful batting sample. His tickets included four four and six six, and hit an incredible attack rate of 378.57, changing the game in the finals.

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