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Prince Yadav's Kohli dismissal termed ball of the tournament: 'That was your perfect delivery'
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Prince Yadav's Kohli dismissal termed ball of the tournament: 'That was your perfect delivery'

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Prince Yadav delivered a sensational spell for Lucknow Super Giants against Royal Challengers Bengaluru in IPL 2026, dismissing Virat Kohli with a "ball of the tournament" contender. His impressive 3/33 performance secured a crucial DLS victory, with former India batter Ambati Rayudu praising his all-format potential.

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