Yuzvendra Chahal, who plays as leg-spinner of the Rajasthan Royals, is a seasoned campaigner Indian Premier League (IPL) fighter and on Monday showed why he is one of the best in the industry, with a winning show in a high-scoring thriller against Kolkata Knight Riders.

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Chahal scored a hat-trick in the 17th half of the match to completely change the momentum in favor of the Rajasthan Royals and finished with 5/40. Hattrick was played by Shreyas Iyer, who is well placed at 85, and Pat Cummins, who had just reached a joint-fast IPL in the middle of the century, which is even more unique in the context of the game. as KKR fell just seven runs short of the 218-run target.

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Chahal's charm was so beautiful that he was named the player of the match over Jose Buttler, who raised his second century of the season.

It was also his best figures in an IPL match.

Chahal has already scored 17 goals this season in six games and is leading the race for Purple Cap.

Buttler received 103 of 61 deliveries to prepare the Rajasthan Royals for his mammoth brand 217/5. This is the highest point of this season so far.

The KKR ran in their pursuit before being defeated in quick succession by Aaron Finch, Nitish Rana and Andre Russell.

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Shreyas Iyer, who scored 51-ball 85, kept them on guard, but Chahal's four goals above him contained his hat-trick, which completely derailed pursuit.

In bowling at 17th over, he suspended Venkatesh Iyer on his first serve before Sheldon Jackson played for him a point and then won one. Width followed, and then the foot rotator was blocked by Shreyas Iyer in front.

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Shivam Mavi was sent to order in order to gain some quick frontiers, but after receiving the highest part of his first birth, he escaped.

Pat Cummins scored and also went for a golden duck because he was caught in the back when Chahal completed his hat-trick and a well-deserved five-wickets.

Umesh Yadav knocked them out of the fight with a knockout of 21 out of 9, leaving them 11 runs away from victory and the final.

But Lunch McCoy eliminated Sheldon Jackson and Umesh to seal the game for the Royals.