LSGvsRCB: Who is Lucknow’s pacer Prince Yadav, who clean bowled King Kohli, the journey till here was not easy

LSGvsRCB: A great match was played between Lucknow and RCB on Thursday 7 May 2026 at Ekana Stadium in Lucknow. In this match, Lucknow defeated RCB by 9 runs. The most shocking moment in this match was when Virat Kohli returned to the pavilion after being out on zero. Virat’s specialty is that once he sets foot on the crease, it becomes very difficult to get him out.

every bowler’s dream

In such a situation, every bowler dreams of taking the wicket of Virat Kohli. Prince Yadav of Lucknow Super Giants achieved this feat. Prince not only took the wicket but also did not allow Virat Kohli to stay at the crease. Virat Kohli lost his wicket on the very second ball of Prince and returned to the pavilion on zero runs.

Prince Yadav’s dangerous speed

Prince Yadav is known for his dangerous speed. The ball with which he dismissed Virat Kohli was bowled by Prince at a speed of 140.4 km per hour. After taking the wicket of Virat, Prince started jumping in an enthusiastic manner. Looking towards the sky, he also thanked God for this historic moment.

When did Prince get recognition?

Prince Yadav was born on 12 December 2001. Right-handed all-rounder Prince is currently 24 years old. Prince got his first big recognition in the cricket world from the first season of Delhi Premier League (DPL 2024). Pryce was the fifth successful bowler in this tournament. Where he took 13 wickets in 10 matches. Prince’s biggest strength is his speed. Prince has to bowl at a speed of 140-145 kmph regularly.

The journey to IPL was not easy

Prince’s journey to IPL was not easy. He does not have much experience in first-class cricket (red ball) and has only one wicket to his name in 2 matches, but so far he has taken 29 wickets in 14 List-A matches and 35 wickets in 30 T20 matches. Seeing this performance, Lucknow Super Giants had expressed confidence in him.

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