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    England's Jos Buttler has smacked a third century of this Indian Premier League season to steer the Rajasthan Royals to a 15 run win over the Delhi Capitals

    England's Jos Buttler has smacked a third century of this Indian Premier League season to steer the Rajasthan Royals to a 15 run win over the Delhi Capitals


    Buttler smoke 116 off 65 balls in a blazing knock, featuring nine sixes and nine fours.

    The Royals made 222 for two, before restricting the Capitals to 207 for eight.

    Controversy ensued in the final over when a waist-high no ball wasn't awarded after three straight sixes, with the game held up for several minutes as one of Delhi's coaching staff ran on the field to argue the toss.

    Trent Boult took none for 47 off his bowling for the victorious Royals.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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